PLS 3153 - Christian Political Thought

3 Credit Hour(s)

This course examines seminal texts of contemporary Christine political thinkers that analyze the relationship between Christianity and democracy. Topics to be explored include; the contrast between procedural and normative definitions of democracy; the quest for secular foundations of order in modern pluralistic democracies; the spiritual and moral sources upon which democracy depends; and Christian perspectives on current threats to human dignity, freedom, justice, peace, and the common good.

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