Moral Theology (II)

Overview

Lecturer

Oliviu-Petru Botoi

Seminar tutor

Oliviu-Petru Botoi

Type of course

Compulsory

Language of instruction

Romanian

Erasmus language

English, French

Domain

Theology

Field of study

Pastoral Orthodox Theology

Form of education

Full-time

Form of instruction

Class / Seminary

Credit awarded by

Grade

Teaching methods

Lecture, exemplification, conversation, debate.

Entry requirements

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Aims

Knowledge and use of the terms "moral duty" and "human rights";

Knowledge of the fundamental human rights: the right to life, freedom, equality, fraternity, justice, right to work;

Know and understand the theological concept of human person;

The knowledge and practical application of the moral virtues;

Knowledge and understanding of the concepts of "sin" and "passion" and their moral-religious meaning;

Course contents

Moral duty and human rights; Moral consciousness; Moral personality in the Orthodox Christian teaching; Virtue in the light of Christian morality (I-II); Sin and its moral-religious meaning (I-II); The face of Christ in the being and the moral life of the Christian;

Learning outcomes

Know the fundamental human rights and distinguish the moral duty from these. Know the concept of "moral conscience" and understand its moral role in human life; Know and distinguish the concept of "indvid" from "person" and "moral personality";

Assessment

It lists the fundamental human rights; It defines moral consciousness; Know the theological virtues; Know the cardinal virtues; Define sin and passion; Written paper-interpretative essay – 10%. Frontal evaluation/ Oral exam: 90%.

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