Introduction to Christian Ethics - Science for Seminaries Resources

Introduction to Christian Ethics

This course, taught by Christophe Ringer at Chicago Theological Seminary, is a critical introduction to moral discernment from a theological perspective. In particular, this course will focus on the theological diversity found within the Christian tradition with an emphasis on Christian social ethics. Throughout the course an emphasis will be placed on identifying their respective understanding of moral contexts, moral norms and moral fulfillment.

  • Course Categories: Ethics

  • Science Topics: Technology & AI

  • Seminaries: Chicago Theological Seminary

  • Syllabus:
    Introduction to Christian Ethics
  • Tags:
    being human, artificial intelligence, transhumanism, ethics, technology

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