As the prerequisite course for others in systematics, Christology aims to investigate the answers given in scripture and ecclesial tradition to Jesus' question, "Who do you say that I am?" Beginning with Gospel Christologies and tracing developments in Christological doctrine through the Councils of Nicaea and Chalcedon, St. Anselm, St. Thomas Aquinas, the Reformation, Trent, the Enlightenment, and Vatican II, the course will give students a firm foundation for examining recent Christological proposals found among today's leading theologians. Emphasis is given to seeing Christian belief, worship, and moral practice as having its ground and legitimacy in the Church's fundamental Christological convictions.

 

Classes may be attended at the following locations which are connected via video conferencing .
Not every site can host every class. Be sure to check  the availability of your site when registering.
In addition to these sites, students with the equipment and ability to video conference from home may be allowed to attend classes as individual video conference sites.