Develops a theology of Christian marriage based on insights drawn from the Judeo-Christian tradition, the realities of human relationships, human sexuality, and Christian spirituality. Students have a personal understanding of the meaning of religious belief in daily life and as a part of culture. Students can demonstrate both sensitivity to various expressions of religious belief in diverse cultures, and a critical understanding of their meaning.
Students can think and write analytically and critically using historical data.
Almost any modern, critical translation will do. Translations like The New American Bible, The Jerusalem Bible, The New Revised Standard Version, or The New English Bible are fine. A Catholic Perspective . On reserve in Duns Scotus Library. Scott, Kieran and Warren, Michael, eds.