Patrology and post-patristic literature (IV)

Overview

Lecturer

Lucian - Dumitru Colda

Seminar tutor

Lucian - Dumitru Colda

Type of course

Compulsory

Language of instruction

Romanian

Erasmus language

English

Domain

Theology

Field of study

Pastoral Orthodox Theology

Form of education

Full-time

Form of instruction

Class

Credit awarded by

Grade

Teaching methods

Lecture, debate, presentation.

Aims

- to know the doctrine of the Holy Fathers of the Church and of the ecclesiastical writers of the first Christian ages.

- to know the work of the Holy Fathers of the Church and of the ecclesiastical writers of the first Christian ages.

- to know the patristic terminology specific to the first Christian ages.

Course contents

1. Post-patristic literature. St. Tarasius, patriarch of Constantinople. St. Nichifor I the Confessor, Patriarch of Constantinople. St. Methodius, patriarch of Constantinople
2. St. Theodore the Studite. St. Joseph the Studite, Archbishop of Thessalonica
3. St. Photius the Great, Patriarch of Constantinople
4. Leo VI the Wise (Philosopher). Nicholas I the Mystic, Patriarch of Constantinople
5. St. Simeon Metafrast. St. Simeon the New Theologian
6. MihailPsellos. St. Theolipt of Philadelphia
7. St. Gregory Palamas
8. St. Nicholas Cabasila
9. Filotei Kokkinos. St. Simeon of Thessalonica
10. St. Mark the Eugene, Metropolitan of Ephesus. Visarion of Nice. Ghenadie al II-lea Scolarios
11. John Scotus Eriugena. Anselm of Canterbury. Peter Abelard
12. Bernard de Clairvaux. Albertus Magnus. Roger Bacon. Bonaventure
13. Taking Aquinas. John Duns Scotus
14. Meister Eckhart. Nicolaus Cusanus. Giovanni Pico della Mirandola

Learning outcomes

The discipline seeks to emphasize the role of patristic authors in the development of an effective pastoral mission of the Church.

Assessment

Written exam 50% and implication in course debates 50%

Overview

Aims

Course contents

Learning outcomes

Assessment

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