Research additional principles of the Catholic Tradition and explore their multi-faceted expression within human arts, sciences, and societies. Integrate Catholic philosophical and theological principles more fully into one's vision of the human person in the world. Relate theological and philosophical principles to one's chosen professional field and project avenues for impact and change as a way of Christian mission. Consider also how Augustine's vision relates to other materials in the course, and conclude by commenting on the durability of Augustine's understanding of Catholic life. Out of consideration for everyone in the class and to maximize learning in proportion to tuition paid, the following procedures will be followed.
Late work is accepted only upon the discretion of the instructor, and subject to a lower grade.
Eating and drinking is not allowed during class time per University policy. Final exam will cover lecture notes, and all assigned readings.