Learning Outcomes
After the successful completion of the course students will be able: (1) to fulfill their theological knowledge in dialogue with other Christians, to construct cooperative relations (2) to develop dialogue with the social sciences (3) to discern the epistemological boundaries of human sciences and the potential of theology.
Course Content (Syllabus)
1. Transitional stages that led to the Reformation, 2. General principles of Protestantism, 3. Luther, 4. Basic Ρeformers, 5. Reformation and Orthodoxy, 6. Counter- Reformation, 7. Protestant Orthodoxy, 8. Natural Theology, 9. biographies of Christ, 10. Recently theological currents, 11. World Council of Churches, 12. KEK, 13. Valuation of 500 years.
Keywords
Louther, Protestantism, Reformation, Counter–Reformation, Natural Theology, World Council of Churches, KEK