Delve into the assumptions and sources of theological knowledge to develop critical thinking in the face of Christian discourse”

In this professional master’s degree in Dogmatic Theology there will be a group of experts trained to provide all the criteria that allow students to update in this area of study in a comfortable way. For this purpose, the program has a rich study plan that will begin by exposing the historical and epistemological configuration of Theology as a science. At this point, the justification of the documentation that the doctrine takes to validate its statements will be presented.

Throughout the program, Fundamental Theology will be presented as a specialized part of this science that tries to understand the mystery of God in its totality. In this way, the Christian message will be explained, presenting the reasons that justify the yes of faith to the divine revelation, to the person and to the message of Jesus Christ.

Thanks to the above, the student will begin to develop critical thinking to explain the formal theological principles involved in the scientific reading of Sacred Scripture: canonicity, inspiration and inerrancy. As a result, they will be able to generate a dialogue between the approaches of the church and today's society. At the end of the program, students will have acquired specific knowledge that will allow them to base their ideas on Christian hope on the eschatological notions that come from Sacred Scripture, especially from the affirmations on the resurrection of Christ.

In this way, the student will be able to answer modern questions and concerns and, at the same time, will be able to present conclusions about them. For this reason, the program represents an excellent opportunity for those who wish to have an active presence in the academic, teaching or research field.

Justifies the hope of the ecclesial community by valuing human life in its historical dimension on the basis of the Christian doctrine on eternal life”

This professional master’s degree in professional master’s degree contains the most complete and up-to-date program on the market. Its most notable features are:

• The development of case studies presented by experts focused on Dogmatic Theology
• The graphic, schematic and eminently practical contents of the book provide epistemological and practical information on those disciplines that are essential for professional practice
• Practical exercises where self-assessment can be used to improve learning
• Special focus on innovative methodologies for the study of Dogmatic Theology
• Theoretical lessons, questions to the expert, debate forums on controversial topics, and individual reflection assignments
• Content that is accessible from any fixed or portable device with an Internet connection

It develops a sensitivity to the great theological and spiritual questions that are manifested in the great theological tradition of the Church”

The program’s teaching staff includes professionals from the sector who contribute their work experience to this training program, as well as renowned specialists from leading societies and prestigious universities.

Its multimedia content, developed with the latest educational technology, will allow the professional a situated and contextual learning. In other words, a simulated environment that will provide immersive education programmed to prepare for real situations.

This program is designed around Problem-Based Learning, whereby the professional must try to solve the different professional practice situations that arise throughout the program. For this purpose, the student will be assisted by an innovative interactive video system created by renowned and experienced experts.

With this program, you will gain an understanding of the importance of Mary of Nazareth in the mystery of Christ and the church”

Debate and argue about contemporary views on creation, man and sin”

To ensure the development of the competencies of Dogmatic Theology students, TECH has created this program, which will provide the necessary context and the ideas and perspectives that will help to understand the character of theology. In this way, they will be able to become professionals and philosophers capable of responding to modern concerns and developing a research plan that deepens the message set forth in the Holy Scriptures.

Dialogues with a contemporary cosmological and anthropological view on the interpretation of creation and sin in Sacred Scripture”

General Objectives

• Provide the necessary context, ideas and perspectives that will enable students to understand the character of Theology
• Expose the historical and epistemological configuration of Theology as a science
• Justify the recourse of Theology to its sources
• Demonstrate the basic skills to access the instruments of study of Theology
• Present an overview of the various branches of study of Theology
• Frame Fundamental Theology as a specialized part of Theology that seeks to understand the mystery of God in its totality
• Explain the formal theological principles involved in the theological reading of Sacred Scripture: canonicity, inspiration and inerrancy
• Present the main historical and geographical elements that serve as an aid to the study of the Bible
• Propose the hermeneutical principles for its correct understanding
• Identify the places and events referred to in Sacred Scripture
• Review different versions of the Bible  

Specific Objectives

Module 1. Introduction to Theology

• Provide the student with a terminological approach to understand Modern Theology
• Understand the contribution of the human sciences to the theological study of the Holy Scriptures

Module 2. Fundamental Theology I

• Recognize and frame fundamental theology as a specialized part that tries to understand the mystery of God in its totality
• Understand man's capacity, as a being open to God, in the face of the fact of revelation
• Know the development of theological reflection on revelation during the modern era

Module 3. Fundamental Theology II

• Carry out an analysis that embraces Fundamental Theology as a specialized part of Theology that tries to understand the mystery of God in its totality
• Understand man's capacity, as a being open to God, in the face of the fact of revelation
• Know the development of theological reflection on revelation during the modern era

Module 4. God Revealed by Christ

• Explain the formal theological principles involved in the theological reading of Sacred Scripture: canonicity, inspiration and inerrancy
• Understand the main historical and geographical elements that serve as an aid to the study of the Bible today
• Propose the hermeneutical principles for a correct understanding in the study of Sacred Scripture

Module 5. Creation and Sin

• Understand the current cultural context of scientific theories and beliefs about creation and the beginning of life
• Theological foundation of the believer's vision of God's creative action, the Christian vision of man and the mystery of sin
• Dialogue with contemporary cosmological and anthropological visions
• Debate and argue about contemporary views on creation, man and sin
• Understand the relationship between these two concepts: creation and sin

Module 6. Christology and Soteriology

• Present, in an organic way, the Catholic doctrine on the mystery of Christ, the Son of God incarnate for the salvation of mankind, based on Sacred Scripture, Tradition and the Ecclesiastical Magisterium
• Outline from the Catholic doctrine on the mystery of Christ, the Son of God incarnated for the salvation of mankind, the elements necessary to establish an evangelizing dialogue with contemporary cultures
• Know the Christological dogmas, the historical context in which they were formulated and their meaning
• Know the fundamental theological categories of Christology: person, nature, hypostasis, essence, filiation, impeccability, freedom, will, soteriology, etc
• Analyze and understand the biblical texts and the conciliar formulations of the main Christological dogmas

Module 7. Theology of Grace

• Present, in a systematic way, the theology of grace
• Explain its foundation in Sacred Scripture and the Tradition of the Church
• Recognize Grace as an interaction of man with God
• Dialogue through Grace with contemporary anthropological visions
• Debate in an argued way on contemporary immanentism and the doctrine of Grace

Module 8. Ecclesiology I

• Explain the fundamental articulation of theological activity starting from the notions of Christ and the Church
• Understand fundamental theology as one of the branches of theology whose object is to understand the mystery of God in its totality
• Explain elements of the credibility of Jesus Christ and his church
• Discuss contemporary cultural conditions regarding the act of faith
• Analyze and argue about the various problems surrounding credibility

Module 9. Ecclesiology II

• Expose, in an organic way, the fundamental theological principles about the church, based on Sacred Scripture, tradition and the Magisterium
• Generate a perspective that seeks to engage in dialogue with today's society, especially with urban culture
• Analyze and understand the magisterial documents of the Second Vatican Council and the subsequent ecclesiology derived from these documents
• Develop a sensitivity for the great theological and spiritual questions presented and posed by the great theological tradition of the church
• Raise awareness of the vital approaches of the culture around us and their influence on the configuration of the person and society

Module 10. Mariology

• Recognize the place and significance of Mary of Nazareth in the mystery of Christ and the Church
• Base the meaning of Mary of Nazareth in the mystery of Christ and the Church on Sacred Scripture and the Tradition of the Church
• Link the meaning of Mary of Nazareth in the mystery of Christ and the Church with the Guadalupan event
• Develop the capacity for analytical study and understanding of scriptural, patristic, historical and magisterial texts related to Mariology
• Dialogue, question and illuminate one's own experience of Marian faith with the fundamental content of Mariology

Module 11. Eschatology

• Present, in an organic way, the Catholic doctrine on the ultimate realities, that is, on the consummation in Christ of the individual, of humanity and of the cosmos, based on Sacred Scripture, Tradition and the Ecclesiastical Magisterium
• Explain the nature of Eschatology
• Know, in broad terms, the development of Eschatology throughout history and to specify its present place within Dogmatic Theology
• Base Christian hope on the eschatological notions that come from Sacred Scripture, especially from the affirmations on the resurrection of Christ
• Justify the hope of the ecclesial community by valuing human life in its historical dimension on the basis of the Christian doctrine of eternal life
  
  

By completing this program, you will achieve your goal of becoming an expert in Dogmatic Theology”