Universität Wien

FTH 17 Theological Extension Course I (15 ECTS)

In Modul FTH 17 sind zwei Seminare aus den Fachbereichen der Theologie und eine Exkursion zu absolvieren.

010009 SE Eastern christian approaches to interreligious dialogue - Issues of orthodox fundamental theology

010027 SE What is Man? Anthropological Paradigms in Medieval Scholasticism

010115 SE [en] Classics of Eastern Orthodox Spirituality - Theology and Spirituality of the Eastern Church Fathers

010030 EX Excursion Rome (February)

010053 EX Italia Sacra

010116 EX Eastern Churches in Hungary

010013 SE The Holy Spirit and Charisms in Christian Spirituality

010014 SE (MIXED) God, World, and Humans: Creation in the Old Testament

010020 SE The Council of Trent: at the Origins of Catholicism

010026 SE [en] Concepts of Systematic Theology

010032 SE Clinical Rounds: Bioethical challenges at the beginning of Human Life

010040 FS Jesus - Messiah for Israel? - The movement of the messianic jews from the perspektive of catholic theology

010046 SE End-time visions in music - Eschatological motives in the works of Mozart, Brahms, Spohr, Messiaen, Orff, Pärt a.o.

010051 FS Joseph Ratzinger (Pope Benedict XVI) on Spirituality

010080 FS (MIXED) The Psalter as the Book of the Messiah

010081 SE Pastoral Course II

010089 SE Monasticism in the Eastern Churches

010097 SE Guided Reading: The legal relationship between state and church in Austria

010098 SE Controversial issues in the pastoral ministry of the sacraments

010106 SE (MIXED) The open artwork and the limits of interpretation. Aesthetics in Umberto Eco

010107 SE Karl Jaspers Philosophy (of Existence) in the mid 20th century

010109 SE [en] What is human ? - On the relationship between anthropology and ethics as reflected in interdisciplinary approaches

010112 SE Religious Pedagogics

010118 SE "Ecstatic jubilation". Poems and prayers as a limitation of language - Accompanying Seminar of the Poetics Lectureship

010119 SE Ecological crisis - socio-ethical perspectives

010128 SE Remembering and Forgetting in postcolonial Genderstudies

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