Abstract
This subject critically evaluates the methodologies of Practical Theology in the lived experience of the Church and provides an opportunity for students to engage with foundational texts of the discipline. Students will develop more complex theological reflection practices that demonstrate the interdisciplinary and transformative nature of Practical Theology as it … For more content click the Read More button below.
Syllabus
Critical evaluation of the praxis models used in Practical TheologyHistorical analysis of the evolution of Practical Theology in the Christian traditionBiblical and theological foundations for Practical TheologyExploration of contemporary ecclesial engagement with Practical Theology
Learning outcomes
Upon successful completion of this subject, students should:
1.
be able to demonstrate an advanced understanding of the methodologies of Practical Theology;
2.
be able to evaluate critically the work of significant contributors to the field of Practical Theology;
3.
be able to demonstrate the critical application of a variety of theological praxis models;
4.
be able to articulate and critically evaluate the relevance of other disciplines to practical theology, including Indigenous studies, gender studies and the social sciences; and
5.
be able to demonstrate self-guided learning, including advanced research, writing and communication skills relevant to the discipline of Practical Theology.
Assumed knowledge
THL491
Enrolment restrictions
Not available to students who have completed THL335 Advanced Practical Theology.
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