BAMT-206 Christian Ethics and Social Justice. DR MWITI
This course explores the foundations and applications of Christian ethical principles within the context of social justice. Students will examine biblical teachings, theological perspectives, and historical Christian responses to issues such as poverty, inequality, human rights, and environmental stewardship. Through critical analysis and reflection, learners will consider how Christian values shape individual and collective actions toward creating a more just and compassionate society. The cour
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What will i learn??
- Upon successful completion of this course/unit, students will be able to: Analyze key principles of Christian ethics in relation to contemporary social justice issues. Critically evaluate how Christian teachings inform perspectives on human dignity, equality, and responsibility toward marginalized groups. Apply ethical frameworks rooted in Christian tradition to real-world social, economic, and political challenges. Demonstrate an understanding of the historical and modern contributions of Christian movements to social justice. Articulate a personal and communal response to social injustice that is informed by Christian values and ethical reasoning.
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Description
This course explores the foundations and applications of Christian ethical principles within the context of social justice. Students will examine biblical teachings, theological perspectives, and historical Christian responses to issues such as poverty, inequality, human rights, and environmental stewardship. Through critical analysis and reflection, learners will consider how Christian values shape individual and collective actions toward creating a more just and compassionate society. The course encourages students to engage with contemporary challenges and develop informed, faith-based approaches to social justice in their communities and the wider world.
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