Course Description: Issues
of right and wrong, absolutism and
relativism, compromise and commitment make
up the individual's moral philosophy.
These issues are investigated in a
historical and contemporary context from a
biblical frame of reference.
Course Goals and Objectives:
1.
Define tenets of moral philosophy in terms
of right and wrong;
2.
Compare and contrast moral philosophy from
a humanist and Christian world view;
3.
Observe consequences of compromise in
individual and societal moral philosophy;
4.
Be exposed to a biblical view of morality;
5.
Recognize the nature and difficulties of
observing moral philosophy in any age;
6.
Define a personal statement of moral
philosophy.
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