THE 332 - Christ and Culture

3 credits
Students will apply Christian theology to a variety of religious, societal, and cultural issues and challenges. A broad range of topics will be engaged through a biblical lens, such as politics, aesthetics, human value and rights, stewardship of creation, and media. The course will rely heavily on dialogue and discussion, focusing especially on tension points in our life together with our neighbor, both Christian and non-Christian.
Prerequisite(s): THE 100 , THE 105 , or THE 110 or by permission of instructor; Junior standing recommended
Term Offered: Fall Semesters
General Education: Meets the Applied Theology general education requirement and the Intercultural Knowledge and Competence requirement.