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Introduction to Theological Thinking

Introduction to Theological Thinking

Unit Code Summary

Unit Codes CT1011Z CT8011Z CT8811Z
Points 18 24 18

About

This unit introduces students to theology as a way of thinking about God, the world, and faith. Students will identify foundational theological themes and questions, analyse how theological ideas have developed in historical and cultural contexts, and apply theological concepts to contemporary life. Through engagement with diverse theological voices and contexts, students begin to explore how theology connects with everyday experience and broader societal issues.

Subject Details

Duration One Semester
Availability First Semester
Core/Elective Core
Delivery Mode Mixed Mode - onsite or online
Prerequisites None
Prescribed Texts See Indicative Bibliography

Assessments

  1. Source Analysis. 750 Words.

  2. Skeleton Argument. 750 Words.

  3. Essay. 2000 Words.

Teaching and Learning Plan

This subject will involve:

  • One 2 hour on-campus lecture per week

  • One 1 hour on-campus tutorial per week

  • Online preparation & reading 2 hours per week

Learning Outcomes

Students completing this unit will:  

  • Identify foundational theological themes and questions.

  • Analyse how theological ideas have developed in historical and cultural contexts.

  • Apply theological concepts to questions of faith and contemporary life.

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