(in Polish) The Analysis of Selected Christological Texts

1. Presentations and overview of the course

2. Select Questions On Christology (International Theological Commission)

3. The Faith of the Early Church. Trinity and Incarnation

4. The Great Christological Traditions

5. The nature and existence of God

6. Anselm of Canterbury on God’s Existence

7. Anselm of Canterbury on the Incarnation of the Word

8. Anselm od Cantterbury „Cur Deus Homo” I

9. Anselm od Cantterbury „Cur Deus Homo” II

10. Bonaventure „Disputed Questions on the Knowledge of Christ”

11. Bonaventure „Commentary on the Gospel of John”

12. Thomas Aquinas on God’s Existence and Simplicity

13. Thomas Aquinas on the Union of the Word and the Flesh

14. Thomas Aquinas on the Doctrine of the Incarnation

15. Discussion on various topics related to the problems discussed in class

“Grace and Christology in the Early Church” D. Fairbairn

“The First Seven Ecumenical Councils (325-787). Their History and Theology” L. D. Davis

“History of Christian Philosophy in the Middle Ages” E. Gilson

“Historical Dictionary of Medieval Philosophy and Theology” S. F. Brown

“The Cambridge History of Later Medieval Philosophy” ed. by N. Kretzmann, A. Kenny, J. Pinborg, E. Stump

PhD student owns established knowledge in the field of theology and philosophy

PhD student can use information critically and independently

PhD student can perform analysis of various range of data, resources and literature

PhD student activity hours of student work

Participation in lecture 30

Studying literature for the lecture 40

Preparation for lecture 30

Preparation for exam: 20 hours

Total of 120 hours [120/30 = 4]

Number of ECTS 4

1.Attendance (up to one absence allowed)

2. Activity (constant assessment based on student activities during the course and academic knowledge of required readings.)

3. Multimedia Presentation