The course introduces the students to the main themes of Christian Morality.  It searches more deeply, in the light of Christian faith, for the meaning in God’s design for humankind and creation of the plurality or moral issues and concerns with which we (humankind/Christians) are surrounded most especially in the contemporary time.

     Christian Morality asks what life is and seeks, in the light of Christian faith, to interpret the basic goal or direction of humankind.  It studies the relationship between revelation and faith, grace and sin and faith and salvation.   Christian Morality studies the various paradigm-shifts in the context of the history of salvation and in their relationship to the mystery of Jesus Christ and the Christian Church.

This course emphasizes the foundational concepts in the study of Christian Morality. It reflects more deeply on moral actions rooted and guided by the Ten Commandments, Catholic Social Teachings, and a renewed vision of life and love as taught and exemplified by Jesus Christ for the fulfillment of the Kingdom of God. In the midst of a plurality of moral issues and concerns in our time affecting the human person, family, ecology, and the society in general, this course seeks to answer what a meaningful life is in the light of the Christian faith and how the teachings of Jesus Christ be integrated into one’s own life choices and decisions in response to God’s offer of life and love – salvation, through an authentic Christian moral life and actions.