Certificate of Catholic
Theology in
Knows and integrates into ministerial
practice a theology of revelation as embodied in Scripture,
tradition, and creation.
- Explains the historical and social
contexts of the biblical writings, with recognition of
their literary forms, and shows awareness of the Catholic
exegetical tradition of the early teachers of the Church
and the medieval commentaries.
- Identifies major themes in Scripture
and tradition in light of Church teaching, diverse cultural
interpretations, and contemporary critical exegesis and
hermeneutics.
- Uses Scripture as an essential source
in pastoral ministry.
- Introduction to the New Testament
- The Old Testament: The Pentateuch
- Biblical Literary Forms
- Two of the following STEP courses:
- The Old Testament: The Prophets
- The Old Testament: The Writings
- The Gospel of John: The Book of Signs
- The Gospel of John: The Book of Glory
- The Letters of St. Paul
- Can We Write a History of Jesus?
- Apocalypse Then, Apocalypse Now:
Reading the Book of Revelation
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