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MTHB10

Contemporary Approaches to Christian Theology


Strand: Theology & Ministry

Module Director: Richard Andrew

Offered: Term 1 Autumn 2012-13 at York campus

Timetable: Tuesday 6.30pm - 8.30pm

Prerequisites: None


Module Description

This module contributes to postgraduate provision in Theology & Religious Studies (Theology and Ministry).  The aim is to enable students to engage critically with the sources and methods of Christian Theology and contemporary approaches to Christian doctrines. Students will observe and reflect on where and in what form their chosen doctrine emerges in ministerial contexts.

Set Texts

Indicative essential book provision  (examples): 

  • Ford D. F. & Muers R. (2005) The Modern Theologians: An Introduction to Christian Theology since 1918
  • Ford D. (1999) Theology: A Very Short Introduction
  • Gunton C. (1997) The Cambridge Companion to Christian Doctrine
  • McGrath A. (2006) Christian Theology; An Introduction (4th rev.ed.)
  • Miller L. and Grenz, S. L. (eds.) (1998) Fortress Introduction to Contemporary Theologies
  • Lindbeck G. (1984)The Nature of Doctrine

Indicative Journals/ Periodicals  (examples):

  • Modern Theology
  • Theology
  • Modern Believing

Assessment

One 6,000 word piece of written work (100% of the mark)