This course examines the writings of several contemporary Roman Catholic theologians who have received criticism from the magisterium of the Catholic Church for their work in Christology. The operative questions throughout will include: What are the Christological differences in each case and across each of the writers? What are the methodological differences at work? What are the emerging issues these theologians seek to engage? What is the task of theology? Students will be evaluated based on: active and informed class participation; one critical analytical report; and, one substantive final paper. Advanced Degree students, in addition to supplementary readings and a longer final paper will be required to facilitate one seminar presentation. Prerequisite: one graduate course in Christology or permission of instructors.
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