St Joseph’s College

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Courses

St Joseph’s College

Note: The following courses can be used as Arts options.

• CHRTC 100 - The Bible: An Introduction
• CHRTC 101 - Catholicism: An Introduction
• CHRTC 103 - Introduction to the Roads of Happiness
• CHRTC 150 - Introduction to Science and Religion Dialogue
• CHRTC 203 - Topics in the Catholic Tradition
• CHRTC 220 - Sport and Religion
• CHRTC 221 - Indigenous Spiritual Traditions and Christianity
• CHRTC 241 - Catholicism and Pop Culture
• CHRTC 242 - The Writings of C.S. Lewis
• CHRTC 250 - The Theological Education of the Catholic Teacher
• CHRTC 264 - Dimensions of the Christian Faith
• CHRTC 266 - Jesus in the New Testament
• CHRTC 267 - The New Testament Letters: An Introduction
• CHRTC 272 - Catholic Moral Thought: An Introduction
• CHRTC 292 - Spirituality for Today’s Christians
• CHRTC 303 - Well-being and Resilience: Christian Perspectives
• CHRTC 309 - Topics in the Christian Tradition
• CHRTC 339 - International Service Learning
• CHRTC 341 - Contemporary Film and Christian Values
• CHRTC 342 - Tolkien: The Theology of Middle Earth
• CHRTC 347 - World War II and Christians
• CHRTC 348 - A History of Christianity in Canada
• CHRTC 349 - Social Justice and Christianity
• CHRTC 350 - Science and Religion: Christian Perspectives
• CHRTC 351 - Sex, Love and Marriage: Christian Perspectives
• CHRTC 352 - Bioethical Issues: Christian Perspectives
• CHRTC 354 - The Gospels of Matthew, Mark, and Luke
• CHRTC 355 - The Catechism of the Catholic Church: Theological Perspectives
• CHRTC 358 - The Gospel and Epistles of John
• CHRTC 361 - Death, Dying and Culture: Christian Perspectives
• CHRTC 372 - The Theology and Spirituality of Eastern Christianity
• CHRTC 380 - Teaching Religion: Elementary
• CHRTC 381 - Teaching Religion: Secondary
• CHRTC 390 - Neuroscience, the Person and Christian Theology
• CHRTC 391 - Women’s Spirituality in Contemporary Christianity
• CHRTC 394 - Business Ethics: Christian Perspectives
• CHRTC 396 - Environmental Issues: Christian Perspectives
• CHRTC 407 - Topics in Christian Religious Education
• CHRTC 410 - Integrative Learning in Catholic Education
• CHRTC 430 - The Human Sexual Body: Christian Perspectives
• CHRTC 432 - Current Theological Issues in Advanced Bioethics
• CHRTC 449 - Field Placement in Christian Service
• CHRTC 450 - Directed Readings in Catholic Theology

• CHRTC 501 - Directed Reading in Catholic Theology
• CHRTC 609 - Topics in Christian Tradition

Department of Philosophy
Faculty of Arts

Notes

1. No junior course presupposes background in Philosophy. PHIL 101 , PHIL 102 , and PHIL 120  are recommended for all students intending to continue in Philosophy. Courses at the 200-level are intended to provide a foundation for further study in Philosophy.
2. There are no formal prerequisites for 200- or 300-level courses (except for PHIL 220 ). Entrance to 400-level courses requires ★6 of prior courses in PHIL, at least three of which must be at the 200-level.

• PHIL 209 - The Human Person: Philosophical Issues
• PHIL 239 - Greek Philosophy and the Christian Tradition
• PHIL 249 - Medieval Philosophy and the Christian Tradition
• PHIL 269 - Moral Issues in a Christian Context
• PHIL 279 - Philosophy of Hunting
• PHIL 309 - Augustine
• PHIL 319 - Thomas Aquinas
• PHIL 329 - Natural Philosophy and the Christian Tradition
• PHIL 339 - Contemporary World Views and Christianity
• PHIL 359 - Topics in Christian Philosophy
• PHIL 379 - Philosophy and Nursing I: Christian Perspectives
• PHIL 389 - Philosophy and Nursing II: Christian Perspectives
• PHIL 399 - Religious Existentialism
• PHIL 459 - Advanced Topics in Christian Philosophy

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