DM222

The Doctrine of God – Medieval and Post-Reformation Scholastic Perspectives

Prerequisite: None
Credit Hours: 3

This advanced seminar provides a rigorous exploration of the Christian Doctrine of God, with a particular focus on the rich theological insights developed within Medieval and Post-Reformation Scholastic traditions. Students will examine key aspects of God’s nature and attributes, the doctrine of the Trinity, and divine works such as creation, providence, and predestination, as articulated by influential theologians of these eras. The course will involve critical engagement with primary and secondary sources, analyzing the philosophical and exegetical underpinnings of these scholastic formulations and assessing their contemporary relevance for pastoral ministry, theological reflection, and addressing modern challenges to Christian a/theology.