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This is the theology course you wish you had taken in college or graduate school. This special series surveys the rich landscape of Catholic theology and presents it clearly and passionately. Begin by following your presenter, Rev. Kevin Burke, S.J., dean of the Jesuit School of Theology in Berkeley, through the ancient origins and modern developments of our rich Catholic tradition. Each lecture builds on the next so that you will gain a keen sense of the synthesis of theological thought. Journey through 2,000 years of prayerful and intelligent reflection and explore what that reflection has revealed about God, human life, the Catholic Church, and Catholic beliefs. This course will challenge and engage you while exploring the major theological questions that have gripped our minds and hearts. You'll discover that your questions about God, scripture, right living, evil, and love connect you with a rich legacy. Encounter the great theological ideas with which thoughtful Christians have grappled for centuries and meet the great theologians who have bequeathed us such a powerful legacy. You will come out of this series with a far deeper and more meaningful understanding of what it means to be Catholic. This course includes a free PDF study guide.

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Rev. Kevin F. Burke, S.J., is the Vice President for Mission at Regis University in Colorado. Previously, he served as Executive Dean and Professor Ordinarius on the ecclesiastical faculty of the Jesuit School of Theology on the Berkeley, California campus of Santa Clara University. From 1997 to 2006, he was a member of the faculty of Weston Jesuit School of Theology in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Rev. Kevin F. Burke, S.J., is the Vice President for Mission at Regis University in Colorado. Previously, he served as Executive Dean and Professor Ordinarius on the ecclesiastical faculty of the Jesuit School of Theology on the Berkeley, California campus of Santa Clara University. From 1997 to 2006, he was a member of the faculty of Weston Jesuit School of Theology in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

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