Mystery of Love

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Mystery of Love

Online Synchronous (10 weeks)

This module forms part of the ARU MAs and are open to all MA students as part of their degree.

Course Leader: Dr Christoph Schneider

Date: Thursdays 1st Oct–3rd Dec 2020, 3–5.30pm

This ecumenical postgraduate module analyses some of the most sophisticated critiques of Christian love and explores how theology can respond. It investigates the philosophical and theological features of love from the pre-Christian era up to the twenty-first century. The module will explore the relationship between agapē, erōs and philia, how Christian theology deals with the tension between preferential love (erotic love, friendship) and the demand for universal love (neighbour love), whether reciprocity is an intrinsic part of Christian love, or the highest form of love is unilateral, whether love is a virtue that needs to be acquired and what the relationship is between different models of love and metaphysics (especially the relationship between nature/creation and grace).

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    Mystery of Love

    Online Synchronous (10 weeks)

    This module forms part of the ARU MAs and are open to all MA students as part of their degree.

    Course Leader: Dr Christoph Schneider

    Date: Thursdays 1st Oct–3rd Dec 2020, 3–5.30pm

    This ecumenical postgraduate module analyses some of the most sophisticated critiques of Christian love and explores how theology can respond. It investigates the philosophical and theological features of love from the pre-Christian era up to the twenty-first century. The module will explore the relationship between agapē, erōs and philia, how Christian theology deals with the tension between preferential love (erotic love, friendship) and the demand for universal love (neighbour love), whether reciprocity is an intrinsic part of Christian love, or the highest form of love is unilateral, whether love is a virtue that needs to be acquired and what the relationship is between different models of love and metaphysics (especially the relationship between nature/creation and grace).

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      Mystery of Love

      Online Synchronous (10 weeks)

      This module forms part of the ARU MAs and are open to all MA students as part of their degree.

      Course Leader: Dr Christoph Schneider

      Date: Thursdays 1st Oct–3rd Dec 2020, 3–5.30pm

      This ecumenical postgraduate module analyses some of the most sophisticated critiques of Christian love and explores how theology can respond. It investigates the philosophical and theological features of love from the pre-Christian era up to the twenty-first century. The module will explore the relationship between agapē, erōs and philia, how Christian theology deals with the tension between preferential love (erotic love, friendship) and the demand for universal love (neighbour love), whether reciprocity is an intrinsic part of Christian love, or the highest form of love is unilateral, whether love is a virtue that needs to be acquired and what the relationship is between different models of love and metaphysics (especially the relationship between nature/creation and grace).

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        Mystery of Love

        Online Synchronous (10 weeks)

        This module forms part of the ARU MAs and are open to all MA students as part of their degree.

        Course Leader: Dr Christoph Schneider

        Date: Thursdays 1st Oct–3rd Dec 2020, 3–5.30pm

        This ecumenical postgraduate module analyses some of the most sophisticated critiques of Christian love and explores how theology can respond. It investigates the philosophical and theological features of love from the pre-Christian era up to the twenty-first century. The module will explore the relationship between agapē, erōs and philia, how Christian theology deals with the tension between preferential love (erotic love, friendship) and the demand for universal love (neighbour love), whether reciprocity is an intrinsic part of Christian love, or the highest form of love is unilateral, whether love is a virtue that needs to be acquired and what the relationship is between different models of love and metaphysics (especially the relationship between nature/creation and grace).

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          Mystery of Love

          Online Synchronous (10 weeks)

          This module forms part of the ARU MAs and are open to all MA students as part of their degree.

          Course Leader: Dr Christoph Schneider

          Date: Thursdays 1st Oct–3rd Dec 2020, 3–5.30pm

          This ecumenical postgraduate module analyses some of the most sophisticated critiques of Christian love and explores how theology can respond. It investigates the philosophical and theological features of love from the pre-Christian era up to the twenty-first century. The module will explore the relationship between agapē, erōs and philia, how Christian theology deals with the tension between preferential love (erotic love, friendship) and the demand for universal love (neighbour love), whether reciprocity is an intrinsic part of Christian love, or the highest form of love is unilateral, whether love is a virtue that needs to be acquired and what the relationship is between different models of love and metaphysics (especially the relationship between nature/creation and grace).

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            Mystery of Love

            Online Synchronous (10 weeks)

            This module forms part of the ARU MAs and are open to all MA students as part of their degree.

            Course Leader: Dr Christoph Schneider

            Date: Thursdays 1st Oct–3rd Dec 2020, 3–5.30pm

            This ecumenical postgraduate module analyses some of the most sophisticated critiques of Christian love and explores how theology can respond. It investigates the philosophical and theological features of love from the pre-Christian era up to the twenty-first century. The module will explore the relationship between agapē, erōs and philia, how Christian theology deals with the tension between preferential love (erotic love, friendship) and the demand for universal love (neighbour love), whether reciprocity is an intrinsic part of Christian love, or the highest form of love is unilateral, whether love is a virtue that needs to be acquired and what the relationship is between different models of love and metaphysics (especially the relationship between nature/creation and grace).

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              Mystery of Love

              Online Synchronous (10 weeks)

              This module forms part of the ARU MAs and are open to all MA students as part of their degree.

              Course Leader: Dr Christoph Schneider

              Date: Thursdays 1st Oct–3rd Dec 2020, 3–5.30pm

              This ecumenical postgraduate module analyses some of the most sophisticated critiques of Christian love and explores how theology can respond. It investigates the philosophical and theological features of love from the pre-Christian era up to the twenty-first century. The module will explore the relationship between agapē, erōs and philia, how Christian theology deals with the tension between preferential love (erotic love, friendship) and the demand for universal love (neighbour love), whether reciprocity is an intrinsic part of Christian love, or the highest form of love is unilateral, whether love is a virtue that needs to be acquired and what the relationship is between different models of love and metaphysics (especially the relationship between nature/creation and grace).

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                Mystery of Love

                Online Synchronous (10 weeks)

                This module forms part of the ARU MAs and are open to all MA students as part of their degree.

                Course Leader: Dr Christoph Schneider

                Date: Thursdays 1st Oct–3rd Dec 2020, 3–5.30pm

                This ecumenical postgraduate module analyses some of the most sophisticated critiques of Christian love and explores how theology can respond. It investigates the philosophical and theological features of love from the pre-Christian era up to the twenty-first century. The module will explore the relationship between agapē, erōs and philia, how Christian theology deals with the tension between preferential love (erotic love, friendship) and the demand for universal love (neighbour love), whether reciprocity is an intrinsic part of Christian love, or the highest form of love is unilateral, whether love is a virtue that needs to be acquired and what the relationship is between different models of love and metaphysics (especially the relationship between nature/creation and grace).

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                  Mystery of Love

                  Online Synchronous (10 weeks)

                  This module forms part of the ARU MAs and are open to all MA students as part of their degree.

                  Course Leader: Dr Christoph Schneider

                  Date: Thursdays 1st Oct–3rd Dec 2020, 3–5.30pm

                  This ecumenical postgraduate module analyses some of the most sophisticated critiques of Christian love and explores how theology can respond. It investigates the philosophical and theological features of love from the pre-Christian era up to the twenty-first century. The module will explore the relationship between agapē, erōs and philia, how Christian theology deals with the tension between preferential love (erotic love, friendship) and the demand for universal love (neighbour love), whether reciprocity is an intrinsic part of Christian love, or the highest form of love is unilateral, whether love is a virtue that needs to be acquired and what the relationship is between different models of love and metaphysics (especially the relationship between nature/creation and grace).

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                    Mystery of Love

                    Online Synchronous (10 weeks)

                    This module forms part of the ARU MAs and are open to all MA students as part of their degree.

                    Course Leader: Dr Christoph Schneider

                    Date: Thursdays 1st Oct–3rd Dec 2020, 3–5.30pm

                    This ecumenical postgraduate module analyses some of the most sophisticated critiques of Christian love and explores how theology can respond. It investigates the philosophical and theological features of love from the pre-Christian era up to the twenty-first century. The module will explore the relationship between agapē, erōs and philia, how Christian theology deals with the tension between preferential love (erotic love, friendship) and the demand for universal love (neighbour love), whether reciprocity is an intrinsic part of Christian love, or the highest form of love is unilateral, whether love is a virtue that needs to be acquired and what the relationship is between different models of love and metaphysics (especially the relationship between nature/creation and grace).

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