THEO 423 - Hope in Times of Crisis

3 Credit Hours
Introduces interdisciplinary approaches to the question of hope in light of contemporary socio-political and environmental injustices. Explores how constructions of hope may contribute to ethical responses to issues such as climate change, racial injustice, economic inequity, and beyond. Draws on theological traditions-including but not limited to process theology, ecotheology, radical theology, and womanist theology-to craft sufficiently robust concepts of hope for addressing contemporary concerns.

Prerequisites: THEO111 or CORE105

Course Attributes: ERS Focus Elective, Gender & Diversity Studies, Humanities Elective, Peace & Justice Studies Minor, Spirituality&Solidarity Minor, Theology - Contemp Ethical Cha, Theology Perspectives, Theology - Persp on God & Hum

Levels: Graduate Undergraduate

College of Arts & Sciences Theology