Kierkegaard as a Theological Resource
TRT6575HF
L0101
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Cancelled on 2011/05/04
Offered in Summer 2011 · Previously offered in Summer 2010 · Toronto (St. George Campus) Site
Intro to some main ideas that are theologically and ethically relevant in Kierkegaard's thought: person, indirect communication, irony, edification, confession, sermon, scripture. Christ as model and as redeemer. Attention to biblical figures shaping Kierkegaard's understanding of faith. Selected readings from Either/Or, Purity of Heart, Gospel of Suffering, Christian Discourses, and Works of Love. Class presentations and contribution to discussions 10%; Short critique (400-600 words) on reading designated by instructor 15%; Term paper (discussed with outline in advance) 50%; Class test (one hour) 25%. For M.A. and Th.M II students only.
Basic Degree students enrol in TRT3575HF.
Schedule: Wednesday, 12:00 to 16:00
Schedule Notes: Begins: 05/04 - Ends: 06/08
Instructors: Abrahim H. Khan
Other Information: First Semester · One Credit
Enrollment Notes: Withdrawal deadline: May 12, 2011
Additional Notes: Location: Larkin Building, Room 213.