• Theodicy, Theologies of Liberation, and Social Work Praxis

Catalog description

Explores theodicy and diverse theologies of liberation at the intersections of trauma, suffering, and clinical practice. Examines human suffering, Divine justice, and personal responsibility. Connects socio-economic factors with emerging liberation theologies. Recognizes theological approaches of marginalized groups. Develops active listening and gains insights for competent practice across diverse contexts. Prerequisites: SOWK 600 , SOWK 605 , SOWK 610 , SOWK 615 , SOWK 620 , SOWK 630 . Special Notes: Advanced Standing MSW program students meet the prerequisites for this course.