Medieval Philosophy and Theology
( 25 Modules )

Module #1
Introduction to Medieval Philosophy and Theology
Overview of the course, historical context, and key themes

Module #2
The Patristic Period:Early Christian Thought
Study of early Christian thinkers such as Origen, Tertullian, and Augustine

Module #3
The Rise of Scholasticism
Introduction to the scholastic method and its key figures, including Anselm and Peter Abelard

Module #4
The Influence of Aristotle
Examination of Aristotles impact on medieval philosophy and theology

Module #5
The Universities and the Rise of Scholasticism
The role of universities in shaping medieval thought and the development of scholasticism

Module #6
Thomas Aquinas:Life and Works
Biographical overview of Thomas Aquinas and his major writings

Module #7
Aquinas on God:The Five Ways
Examination of Aquinas Five Ways of proving Gods existence

Module #8
Aquinas on God:Divine Attributes
Analysis of Aquinas views on Gods nature and attributes

Module #9
Aquinas on Human Nature
Study of Aquinas views on human nature, including the soul and the passions

Module #10
Aquinas on Ethics
Examination of Aquinas moral philosophy, including the concept of natural law

Module #11
The Problem of Universals
Discussion of the medieval debate on the nature of universals and particulars

Module #12
The Nominalist-Realist Debate
Examination of the debate between nominalists and realists on the nature of reality

Module #13
Duns Scotus and the Subtle Doctor
Study of the life and thought of John Duns Scotus

Module #14
William of Ockham and Nominalism
Examination of Ockhams nominalist philosophy and its implications

Module #15
The Concept of Analogy
Analysis of the concept of analogy in medieval thought

Module #16
Mysticism and the Cloud of Unknowing
Study of medieval mysticism and the anonymous work, The Cloud of Unknowing

Module #17
Theology of the Trinity
Examination of medieval debates on the nature of the Trinity

Module #18
Christology and the Incarnation
Study of medieval debates on the nature of Christ and the Incarnation

Module #19
The Eucharist and Sacramental Theology
Examination of medieval debates on the nature of the Eucharist and sacramental theology

Module #20
The Crusades and the Christian-Muslim Encounter
Study of the Crusades and the medieval Christian-Muslim encounter

Module #21
Women in Medieval Theology
Examination of the role of women in medieval theology, including Hildegard of Bingen and Julian of Norwich

Module #22
The Avicennan Synthesis
Study of the philosophical and theological synthesis of Ibn Sina (Avicenna)

Module #23
The Averroist Controversy
Examination of the controversy surrounding Ibn Rushd (Averroes) and his impact on medieval thought

Module #24
The Development of Medieval Theology
Overview of the major developments and themes in medieval theology

Module #25
Course Wrap-Up & Conclusion
Planning next steps in Medieval Philosophy and Theology career

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Medieval Philosophy and Theology ( 25 Modules )

Medieval Philosophy and Theology
( 25 Modules )