Christian Ethics

Catalog description

Students will use a study of contemporary Christian ethics to develop their critical, imaginative, and constructive abilities to morally engage local to social-ecological issues. The driving question is: how should we relate to others, various institutions (e.g. social, cultural, political, economic, etc.), the natural world, and ourselves? Students will consider a range of pressing and perennial ethical concerns and practices in articulating their own moral responses in relation to their faith and the communities to which they belong.