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TH 120 - Embracing the Mercy Tradition

This course introduces the student to the relevance of religion and religious thinking for the human condition and the human story by means of a consideration of the concept of mercy. It includes examinations of the relationship between faith and reason, the spiritual and corporal works of mercy, and the core values of Saint Joseph’s College.                                                                                                                         

Course Learning Objectives
  • Appreciate the relevance of religion in society
  • Employ the integration of faith and reason in problem-solving
  • Define mercy
  • Identify and illustrate the spiritual and corporal works of mercy
  • Apply the core values of Saint Joseph’s College


Credits: 3

Offered: Every Term


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