THEO 8615

Body, Gender and Sexuality

Marquette University · UGRD · Fall 2026

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Analysis of how the human person's being a body directs our thinking in Christian theology. Human bodies as essential to what humans are, as both a possible limit on humans and an occasion of transcendence. The body as a source of thinking about persons and how they should act. The nature of sexual differentiation and of gender and implications for Christian anthropology and ethics. Human sexuality and its influence on individuals and communities.

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Class #marquette-4980Fall 2026UGRD3 credits
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THEO 8615 · Body, Gender and Sexuality — Marquette University