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COURSE CATEGORY Fristående kurs MAIN FIELD OF STUDY Religious Studies - RKA SUBJECT AREA |
COURSE CODE | 719G01 |
- use knowledge of the manifestations and roles of religions in history and the present,
- account for how religions and other life philosophies may interpret and address human existential matters,
- account for how different religions may interpret and relate to religious pluralism,
- use knowledge of how own and others' traditions are taught,
- demonstrate knowledge of conceptions of the world and existential matters in the world of the Bible
- demonstrate familiarity with how existential matters have been interpreted and addressed in the history of the Christian church,
- use theoretical tools to analyse life philosophies and current ethical problems,
- demonstrate an understanding of different conditions for communication of existential matters and the will to develop the ability for nuanced communication in such communication,
- apply and analyse some different models of interpretation of expression for religions and life philosophies,
- analyse ethical and life philosophy-related argumentation and discover, understand and critically assess underlying assumptions.
Religion and Pluralism, 7.5 HE credits
Highlight how some religions may shape the daily lives of people; questions of how youth are introduced to the own religious tradition and the views they will have of the own and others' religions; how religions react to pluralism and modernity, and how people may understand one another across the religious borders.
Ethics and Philosophy of Life, 7.5 HE credits
A selection of ethical problems from the current debate; material from different religious traditions and philosophies of life, with specific focus on questions of views of man and social attitudes; the relation between ethical theory and applied ethics.
Conceptions of the World and Existential Matters in the World of the Bible, 7.5 HE credits
Conceptions of the world and views of man in the world of the Bible; examples of different ways to interpret and handle existential matters in the Old Testament and in the New Testament; introduction to the creation and contents of biblical writings; issues of text interpretation.
Existential Matters and Cultivating Traditions in the History of the Christian Church, 7.5 HE credits
Work with different ways to interpret and process existential matters in the history of the Christian church, not least how the Bible and expressions of Christian traditions are interpreted in this work; questions of ecclesiastical tradition and personal faith. The module constitutes an introduction to church history.
Portfolio is a consistently compulsory working method that is integrated in each course for students at the bachelor's programme.
Students failing an exam covering either the entire course or part of the course two times are entitled to have a new examiner appointed for the reexamination.
Students who have passed an examination may not retake it in order to improve their grades.
Specific entry requirements 1 (Hi A and Sh A)
The course is carried out in such a way that both men´s and women´s experience and knowledge is made visible and developed.
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