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History and Theology of Marian Doctrine and Devotion (10 points)

CD220/320

Christopher Shorrock ofm conv
Semester 1, 2012
Wednesday 2.00pm — 5.00pm

This unit will provide a systematic investigation of the scriptural and patristic origins of Marian doctrine and devotion in the Christian tradition. It will also trace the further development of this doctrine and devotion in the course of the Church’s history, in all the various ways which it manifests itself: art, literature, popular piety and doctrinal and liturgical expression. Special attention will be given to contemporary Church teaching and current issues in theology, including the contribution of feminist theology. A particular focus of the unit will be a careful examination of the meaning of the major Marian doctrines as they are presented in Catholic theology.

Undergraduate Prerequisites

second level: CD101, CD102, BS101 and BS102 or equivalent
third level: two levels of Systematic Theology

Graduate and Postgraduate Prerequisites (CD320)

CD101 or CD350

Requirements

2 hours per week

Undergraduate Assessment

second level one 500 word seminar paper 15%
one 2,000 word essay 50%
one 1 hour written examination 35%
third level one 500 word seminar paper 15%
one 2,500 word essay 50%
one 1 hour written examination 35%

Graduate and Postgraduate Assessment (CD320)

Equivalent to 4,000 words.
See Coursework Assessment for Graduate and Postgraduate Students.

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