TH222 Theological Anthropology

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In the course Theological Anthropology, Dr. Marc Cortez looks at the question, What does it mean to be human? Dr. Cortez begins by surveying how to go about studying the human person from a theological perspective. He reviews the history of Christian reflection on what it means to be human and then presses into a range of difficult concomitant issues. The course covers classic theological issues as well as relevant contemporary topics, as Dr. Cortez discusses being made in the image of God; the reality of sin; free will; the distinction between mind, body, and soul; gender; the role of women in ministry; sexuality; race; and culture.

Introduction

Introducing the Course

Introducing the Course

10m

Introducing Theological Anthropology

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The Question of Humanity

The Question of Humanity

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Doing Theological Anthropology

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The Contribution of Theological Anthropology

The Contribution of Theological Anthropology

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A Brief History of Theological Anthropology

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Anthropological Reflections in the Early Church

Anthropological Reflections in the Early Church

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Shalom and God’s Plan

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The Main Character: God

The Main Character: God

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The Image of God

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An Introduction to the Image of God

An Introduction to the Image of God

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Sin and the Human Person

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What Is Sin?

What Is Sin?

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Mind, Body, and Soul

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Questions

Questions

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Free Will

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The Nature, Importance, and Difficulty of the Question

The Nature, Importance, and Difficulty of the Question

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Gender and Sexuality

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Introduction to Gender and Sexuality

Introduction to Gender and Sexuality

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Women in Ministry

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Introduction to Women in Ministry

Introduction to Women in Ministry

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Race and Culture

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Introduction to Race and Culture

Introduction to Race and Culture

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Conclusion

Review

Review

7m