The Christian Theology specialization offers students an opportunity to explore the beliefs, texts, practices, and ethics of the Christian tradition from an in-depth, theological perspective.
If students want to study religions such as Judaism, Islam, and Buddhism in addition to Christianity, they may choose to specialize in Comparative Religion in which they examine these traditions in themselves or in dialogue with each other.
The honors major in theology and religious studies offers an opportunity for motivated and capable students to engage in more extensive interaction with faculty and to complete challenging individual research projects that will further their personal and professional goals.
In order to earn a minor in theology and religious studies, students must complete 30 credits in Theology and Religious Studies (THRS). This total includes the Core (UCOR) requirements of UCOR 2100 Theological Explorations and UCOR 3100 Religion in a Global Context. Although UCOR courses do not count toward the major in THRS, they do count toward the minor.
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Dr. Imperatori-Lee, Associate Professor of Religious Studies at Manhattan College, offered the Theology and Religious Studies Department’s Ann O’Hara Graff Lecture on “The Latinx Catholic Imagination and the Future of American Catholicism" on November 8th, at 7:00 p.m. in Pigott Auditorium.
Professor Patrick Kelly, S.J. spoke at the Vatican in June to announce the release of Sports document “Giving the best of yourself."
THRS would like to congratulate Jeanette Rodriguez on the recent release of her book A Clan Mother's Call.
THRS would like to congratulate Beatrice Lawrence on the recent release of her book Jethro and the Jews.
THRS would like to congratulate Peter Ely, S.J. on his book Adam and Eve in Scripture. Theology, and Literature.