Overview
Aims
To formulate the knowledge domain, the paradigms and the present orientations concerning the history of the religions and the comparative theology;
To interpret the data regarding the biographies of these great religious leaders in comparison to the divine-human personality of Christ;
To develop the geopolitical and religious frame in analyzing the diverse religious contexts;
To formulate a history of the interreligious and ecumenical dialogue;
To present in details and to lucidly analyze the historical and doctrinal events, defining to the Christian faith.
Course contents
Learning outcomes
Assessment
Colloquium (heuristic dialogue)-50%; written paper (interpretative essay)-50%.