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DCT- Year 1- Chapter 16- Augustine on human nature 

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Assess the view that Augustine's teaching on human nature is too pessimistic. 

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Critically assess Agustine's analysis of human sexual nature.

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'If the Fall did not actually happen, then Christian teaching on human nature makes no sense'. Discuss

 

DCT- Year 1- Chapter 17- Death and the afterlife

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Assess the view that there is no last judgement; each person is judge by God a tthe moment of their death.

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'Purgatory is the most important Christian teaching about the afterlife'. Discuss 

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To what extent is the Parable of the sheep and the Goats in Matthew 25 only about heaven and hell?

DCT- Year 1- Chapter 18- Knowledge of God's existence 

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Critically assess the view that the Bible is the only way of Knowing God. 

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'Everyone has innante knowledge of God's existence'. Discuss 

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To what extent is faith in God rational?

DCT- Year 1- Chapter 19- Jesus Christ

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'Jesus' role was just to liberate the poor and weak against oppression'. Discuss

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'Jesus is not unique' Discuss 

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To what etent was Jesus just a teacher of morality?

DCT- Year 1- Chapter 20- Christian Moral Principles

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Assess the view that the Bible is a comprehensive moral guide for Christians. 

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To what extent do Christians actually disagree about what Christian ethics are?

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'Christian moral Principles are not self-eviden' Discuss.

DCT- Year 1- Chapter 21- Christian Moral Principles: Bonhoeffer

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Assess the view that Bonhoeffer's teaching son ethics still has relevance today.

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'Christian ethics means being obedient to God's will'. Discuss. 

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To what extent was Bonhoeffer's religious community at Finkenwalde successful?

DCT- Year 1- Chapter 11- Religious Pluarlism and theology

 

Critically assess the argument that the most honest view is that only one religion can actually be true

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To what extent is theological inclusivism not pursasive?

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'A Loving God would not save all people' Discuss. 

DCT- Year 1- Chapter 12- Religious Pluarlism and Society

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'Social cohesion is not hte main aim of inter-faith dialogue'. Discuss

 

Analyse the view that Christians should not eek to convert people from other faiths to Christianity.

 

Evaluate the claim that migrain is the primary cause of multi-faith societies. 

DCT- Year 1- Chapter 13- Gender and Society 

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'There is no such thing as an ideal Christian family'. Discuss

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To what extent should Christians resist secualr views on Gender?

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'Mena nd women are equal but different' Discuss

DCT- Year 1- Chapter 14- Gender and Theology

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Assess the view that a male saviour cannot save women.

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To what extend does it matter whether God is presented in male or female terms?

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Critically compare Daly's and Ruether's teaching on God.

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DCT- Year 1- Chapter 15- Challenge of secularism 

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Assess the view that Christianity should be a significant contributor to society's culture and values. 

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'Secularism does more harm than good'. Discuss

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To what extent are spiritual values just human values?

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DCT- Year 1- Chapter 16- Liberation theology and Marx

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'Teh sole concern of theology shoudl be the preferntial option for the poor. Discuss 

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To what extent should theology be about changing the world, not interpreting it?

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'marx does not offer a satisfactory solution to the problme of the exploritation of the poor' Discuss

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