Second Cycle. Licentiatus: Master’s degree in Theology, Dogmatic specialization

Through the specialty in Dogmatic Theology, a reflection is carried out on the fundamental axes and contents of the Christian faith, as well as its consequences in the face of the social challenges of the contemporary world. Through the subjects taught in this specialty, the aim is to verify the theological task today against the background of biblical sources and the Christian tradition, on the one hand, and, on the other hand, in dialogue with the extra-theological knowledge that shapes today’s cultural panorama. In this way the student can deepen in the presuppositions and places for theological knowledge, as well as establish criteria for a meaningful Christian discourse on God and for a consistent and testimonial action in the midst of today’s society.

Core subjects. Patristic sources of Trinitarian dogma, philosophical theology, salvific dimension of the liturgy, Christological foundations, theological and pastoral anthropology, ecclesiological principles of dogma Other optional courses and seminars. History of theology, spiritual dimension of dogma, reading of Vatican Council II, biblical sources of the creed, Christological foundations of morality, pneumatology, theol. of holiness…