Children and Adolescents in Theological Anthropology

Date Cancelled
College University of St. Michael's College, Faculty of Theology
Instructor(s) Cameron, Cynthia L.
Course Code SMT6361HS
NOTE: Basic degree students enrol in SMT3361HS
Semester Second Semester
Section 0101
Online No
Credits One Credit
Location Toronto (St George Campus)
Description

This course centers the experiences of children and adolescents in theological reflection on what it means to be a human person. This serves to reframe the often unreflected-upon assumption of middle-age as a norm in theological anthropology. It also introduces an “already and not yet” quality into these theological reflections, affirming that children and adolescents are already fully human and beloved of God, while recognizing that they are not yet fully grown. The course will explore some of the traditional categories of theological anthropology (such as freedom, grace, sin, and the imago Dei) in order to understand how these categories are experienced by children and adolescents and how these experiences can inform a more capacious theological perspective on all of humanity.

Schedule MonTueWedThuFri
Start Time 17:00
End Time 19:00
Hours Per Week 2
Minimum Enrolment 10
Maximum Enrolment 10
Means of Evaluation
Other
Currently Offered Summer 2024