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Academic year
The following Theology courses are listed for the 2005-2006 Fall and Spring academic year.
Course code Title
THEO-001 The Problem of God
THEO-011 Introduction to Biblical Literature
THEO-014 Power & Politics in the Biblical Tradition
THEO-015 The Bible and Social Justice
THEO-017 Jesus in Paul's Writings
THEO-018 The First Christians & Christianity Today
THEO-022 Introduction to Catholic Theology
THEO-033 Newman: The Catholic Way
THEO-034 Teilhard & Some Theologies of Evolution
THEO-036 Ways of Spirit and Desire
THEO-041 Struggle and Transcendence
THEO-046 Religion in America
THEO-047 Womanist Theology
THEO-049 Buddhist and Christian Mysticism: A Comparative Study
THEO-050 Islamic Religious Thought and Practice
THEO-053 Religion and Aesthetics
THEO-054 Comparative Mythology
THEO-057 The Hindu Religious Tradition
THEO-059 The Philosophies of India
THEO-062 Judaism: Ancient Tradition and Contemporary Practice
THEO-063 Introduction to Jewish Life and Thought
THEO-064 Buddhism and Social Action
THEO-068 Qur'an and Islamic Literature
THEO-069 Jewish Ethics
THEO-070 Theologies of Social Justice
THEO-072 Ethics and International Relations
THEO-075 Death & Afterlife
THEO-076 Religious Ethics and Moral Issues
THEO-079 Saints and Sinners
THEO-090 The Bible and Contemporary Politics
THEO-091 Jesus Christ in a Pluralistic Age
THEO-095 Christian Mysticism
THEO-096 The Latino Church Doing Justice
THEO-101 Multiple Religious Belonging
THEO-121 Catholic Ritual, Spirituality, and Justice
THEO-122 The Church and the Poor
THEO-123 Catholic Worship in the Twenty-first Century
THEO-129 The Jesuits: History and Spirituality
THEO-130 Jewish Mysticism
THEO-131 Interreligious Encounter and Dialogue
THEO-133 Womanist Spirituality
THEO-136 Medieval Women Mystics
THEO-137 Religions of the Ancient Near East
THEO-138 Modern Islam
THEO-145 The Theology of Islamic Politics
THEO-147 Religion and Consumer Culture
THEO-149 Theological Implications of the Holocaust
THEO-152 Heaven
THEO-157 Religion and Violence
THEO-159 Portraits of Jesus in the New Testament
THEO-163 Portraits of Paul in the New Testament
THEO-167 Introduction to Buddhism
THEO-168 The Bible as Literature
THEO-169 Religions of the African Diaspora
THEO-170 Christian-Buddhist Dialogue
THEO-171 An American Liberation Theology
THEO-172 Xtnity/ Tragedy: Joy of Suffering
THEO-176 Black Liberation Theology
THEO-179 Politics of Gender in World Religions
THEO-182 Religion and International Affairs
THEO-221 Adam & Eve
THEO-242 Buddhism and Science
THEO-257 Hebrew Scriptures Sem: Torah
THEO-267 New Testament Seminar: Epistles
THEO-268 New Testament Seminar: History and Apocalyptic
THEO-271 Theological Method
THEO-272 Systematic Theology
THEO-273 Approaches to Religion
THEO-277 Religion as Writing/Writing as Religion
THEO-278 Psychology and Religion
THEO-281 History of Christian Thought I
THEO-282 History of Christian Thought II
THEO-297 Senior Seminar: Religious Pluralism
THEO-310 Senior Honors Thesis
THEO-350 Readings in Sufism
 
Cross listed courses
CATH-111 Explorations in Catholic Culture
CATH-117 The Catholic Imagination
CATH-123 Catholicism and Society
CATH-130 Contemporary Marriage and Family
CATH-141 The Roots of Christian Meditation
CATH-301 Readings in Catholic Studies
INAF-411 Contemporary Islamic Activist-Intellectuals
INAF-459 How Jews and Christians Invented the Bible

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