The following courses taught at Loyola College fulfill the criteria for elective courses in the Catholic Studies Minor: AH205 Colonial Art of Latin America AH311 Medieval Art: Early Christian through Gothic AH312 The Renaissance in Italy AH313 Renaissance Art in Northern Europe AH314 Art of Baroque Europe CH113 Living Dangerously? CL301 The Church and the Roman Empire CL313 History of Christmas CL324 Seminar: The Persecution of the Christians in the Roman World CW317 Writers in the Catholic Tradition: Selected Authors ED464 Geology and Geoarchaeology of Baltimore Area Cathedrals ED503 Evil: Its Nature and Manifestation EN328 Seminar in Literature and Catholicism (Pre-1800) EN332 Literature and the Catholic Imagination (Pre-1800) EN364 Literature and the Catholic Imagination (Post-1800) EN365 Seminar in Literature and Catholicism (Post-1800) HS301 The Church and the Roman Empire HS303 The Early Middle Ages HS305 The Later Middle Ages HS313 History of Christmas HS317 The Making of Modern Italy HS370 The Jesuits in Asia Since 1542 HS381 Search for the Divine: Hindu, Christian, Muslim, and Buddhist Ways in India HS382 Jesuits and Empire from the Society's Beginning to Its Suppression HS383 The Cross and the Sword: Christianity and the Making of Colonial Latin America HS391 History of the Jesuits HS475 Seminar: The Persecution of the Christians in the Roman World HS486 Seminar: The Great Age of the European Reconnaissance: Travel and Discovery LT350 Readings in Medieval Latin I LT351 Readings in Medieval Latin II MG319 Special Topics in Catholic Studies ML260 Dante'sDivine Comedy (in translation) ML320 Liberation Theology from Its Origins PL329 Philosophical Foundations of Catholic Social Thought PL331 Natural Law and Natural Right PL336 Faith and Reason PL350 Sexual Ethics PL352 Catholic Political Philosophy PL353 Modern Moral Philosophy PL355 Philosophy of History PL364 Renaissance Philosophy PL369 Introduction to Saint Thomas Aquinas PL370 Medieval Philosophy PL407 Marriage and Family though the Lens of Catholic Social Thought and Developmental Psychology PL450 Renaissance Philosophy of Religion TH202 Theology and Catholic Autobiography TH205 Christian Rome: Understanding Jesus Christ in Rome TH206 The Gospels and the Earliest Churches TH211 Women in the Christian Tradition TH214 Friends and Foes: Jews and Christians through the Ages TH216 Ignatius and the Jesuits: An Analysis of a Tradition, 1491-1995 TH218 Sacred Journeys: The History and Theology of Christian Pilgrimage TH220 The Catholic Church in the United States TH221 Catholic Church: Life and Thought TH240 Rethinking Catholicism TH242 A History and Theology of Saints TH243 Heaven and Hell TH244 Forgiveness and Reconciliation TH245 Eucharist (The Mass) in Ordinary Time TH246 Who is Jesus? TH247 The Presence of God: Christian Mysticism, East and West TH249 Christian Sacraments TH266 Christian Theology and World Religions TH269 Theology and Literature TH270 Creation and Evolution TH301 Ethics: Theology and Ethics of Hospitality TH303 Ethics: Virtues and Holiness TH304 Ethics: Introduction to Christian Ethics TH306 The Moral Theology of Pope John Paul II TH307 Ethics: Marriage and Sexuality TH308 Ethics: Catholic Social Teaching TH313 Ethics: Being Moral in America TH316 Ethics: Catholic Spiritual Life in the United States TH320 Foundations of Catholic Moral Theology TH321 The Theology of John Paul II TH322 Christianity and Its Critics TH323 Religion in Children's Literature TH324 Faith and Film: The Apostle's Creed in the American Cinema TH325 Christian Faith and Economic Justice TH326 Hope, Death, and the End of the World TH327 The Virgin Mary in Scripture and Tradition TH329 Jews and Christians After Christendom TH334 The 'Theological' and the 'Religious' in International Cinema TH335 An Introduction to the Theology of Saint Augustine TH336 Catholic Intellectual Life in the United States: Two Hundred Years of American Catholic Opinion TH338 Catholic Literature and American Culture in the Twentieth-Century TH341 Medieval Women Authors TH343 International Catholic Literature in the Twentieth-Century TH344 The Tradition of Catholic Radicalism TH345 Euthanasia and the Problem of Suffering TH346 Disputing the Bible TH353 Catholic Theology in Modernity TH354 Male and Female in the Kingdom of God: Contemporary Gender Perspectives on the Bible TH365 Theology and Art TH369 Faith and Reason TH370 Theology of Thomas Aquinas TH399 Contemporary Catholic Intellectual Life return to top For more information, please contact Dr. Paul Bagley at PBAGLEY@LOYOLA.EDU or Dr. Angela Christman at ACHRISTMAN@LOYOLA.EDU.
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