CETH 6117
Bible - Christian Morality
Seton Hall University · UGRD · Fall 2026
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This course takes up the issue of difficult moral questions and the way in which the Bible provides resources for resolving these questions in a Christian manner. The course is divided into two parts: Part 1 deals with difficult moral questions provided by biblical narratives themselves and reviews ways in which Christians have addressed them. These questions include the “dark passages of scripture” such as laws commanding genocide in the book of Joshua, and Old Testament legislation on polygamy, slavery, adultery, and homosexuality. Part 2 deals with the biblical principles of New Testament Christian ethics and how they apply to difficult contemporary moral problems in beginning, middle and end-of life issues, sexual morality, capital punishment, pacifism, and war.
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