Verbum Incarnatum in the text of St. Thomas Aquinas

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1. Presentations and overview of the course

2. St. Thomas Aquinas on God’s Existence

3. Fitness of the Incarnation

4. The Union of the Word and the Flesh

5. The Grace of Christ as a Man

6. Knowledge in Christ

7. The Power of Christ’s Soul

8. Deficiencies in the Body of Christ and Limitations or Deficiencies in Christ's Human Soul

9. Consequences of the Hypostatic Union

10. The Subjection of Christ to God the Father

11. The Immaculate Conception

12. The Matter From Which The Saviour's Body Was Conceived

13. Christ's Nativity

14. The Manifestation Of The Newly Born Christ

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

“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

“The theology of Thomas Aquinas”, ed. by Rik Van Nieuwenhove and Joseph Wawrykow, 2005

„The Oxford handbook of Aquinas”, ed. B. Davies, E. Stump, 2012

“The trinitarian theology of Saint Thomas Aquinas” G. Emery, 2007

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

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