By the end of the course, you will be able to:

• Understand the relationship between philosophical and theological reflection, spiritual growth, and witnessing to faith.
• Explain, having examined in detail, Christian beliefs about the Trinitarian God, the Incarnation, and the History of Salvation.
• Communicate theologically-based responses on the Bible and the Teachings of the Church.
• Understand and accept the Sacred Scripture as God's revelation throughout the history of the Jewish people in the Old Testament right up to the culmination of revelation in Jesus Christ.
• Critically analyse different views concerning religious experience.
• Explain in detail the major developments that occurred in the Church and in theology as the Church sought to keep the Christian tradition alive throughout the ages.
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Knowledge Understanding

• Understand and accept the Sacred Scripture as God's revelation throughout the history of the Jewish people in the Old Testament right up to the culmination of revelation in Jesus Christ,
• Understand the relationship between philosophical and theological reflection, spiritual growth, and witnessing to faith.
• Recognize and appreciate the contribution of the important thinkers on the subject. Application Understanding
• Explain, having examined in detail, Christian beliefs about the Trinitarian God, the Incarnation, and the History of Salvation,
• Explore the revelation inherent in the Christian religion,
• Investigate the interplay between faith, reason and revelation.

Communication Skills

• Communicate theologically-based responses on the Bible and the Teachings of the Church,
• Communicate and adapt the Christian message according to the social context,
• Explain in detail the major developments that occurred in the Church and in theology as the Church
sought to keep the Christian tradition alive throughout the ages,
• Express how their beliefs, values, faith and culture shape their actions and attitudes.

Judgmental Skills

• Critically analyze different views concerning religious experience,
• Examine and questions one's own spiritual life,
• Respond to queries related to faith and belief.

Learning Skills

• Acknowledge the inter-relationship between spiritual and human development,
• Endorse the richness afforded by multiple perspectives in society, and in Catholic teachings and Tradition,

Autonomy and Responsibility

• Express how beliefs, values, faith and culture shape actions and attitudes,
• Reflect theologically on the Bible,
• Articulate the growth and integration of one's intellectual, social, emotional and spiritual self.
• Appreciate the value of personal ongoing formation.