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TRS 351 The Foundations of Christian Morality
Develops a critical and systematic approach to moral theology by examining the sources of the Christian moral life and the principles for free choice. The course will examine the meaning of human freedom, conscience, sin, and grace as rooted in the nature of the human person and in the revealed word of God; it also surveys the historical development of the Christian moral life. Service learning: 20 hours. Prerequisite: TRS 100. Liberal Arts Core/University Requirements Designation: TRS-E. (3)
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