INST 2201 - Theology of Social Justice

Hours: 3
Identifying theological threads that are woven into the fabric of human responsibility toward the earth and its inhabitants. Thinking critically about the complexities of social justice through topical emphases such as peace and violence in the major religions of the world. While grounded in religious and theological underpinnings, many disciplines including ethics, history, cultural anthropology, music, environmental science, geography, political science, art, and literature will be included. Examining and critiquing our own theological understandings, beginning to include other religious insights, and realizing that no religious tradition is totally evil or totally good.

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INST 2201 - Theology of Social Justice