THRS-2203 : Sexual Ethics

Theology and Religious Studies | College of Arts and Sciences | UG

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About this Course

This course will focus on understanding human sexuality as a socially constructed reality that also implies respect for universal human values. Human experiences of sexuality will also serve as a point of departure for exploring Catholic theological questions about God and spirituality. Students will consider the meanings of love and justice as they are relevant to sexuality in the context of diverse cultures and institutions. Special attention will be given to feminist, LGBTQ, and non-Western perspectives. TE. PRM-DEPT.