VI. Medieval Christology

Handout

Required reading: G. Lohfink, “How Could an Individual Redeem the Whole World?” in No Irrelevant Jesus (Collegeville, MN: Liturgical Press, 2013), 90-104, copy in the Christology FileBox at the Arnoldus Lib.  See my sketch here.

Texts: John of Damascus, Honorius of Autun, Thomas Aquinas, and Gregory Palamas

Anselm's Cur Deus Homo (excerpt)

Saint Francis of Assisi (reported by Paulo Nazareno, OFMCap)

Soteriology (Charts)

V. Christology of the Early Church (cf. Group Report - GRILLMEIER)

 Read GRILLMEIER here.

Midterm Exam Grades

Click on the image to see the statistics of the Midterm Exam marks. Your booklets will be distributed back on Wednesday.

Passing score is 40% of the  raw score; or 19/50. Passing grade is not lower than 75%

N.B. For those who failed (below 75%), there will be a Retake on Friday, August 19. Retake Exam will start at 2:00 pm. The venue is the Arnoldus Hall. Those who pass the Retake will obtain an automatic 75% Midterm Grade; for those who fail, their Midterm Grade is the average of the First and Retake Exams.

[If you happened to have gotten Marasigan's Booklet by chance, please return to the library or to him. - ty.]

assignments

Assignment no. 5: Classical Dogma

Read Rausch, "From the New Testament to Chalcedon," Chapter 9, pp.147-164.

Write (HANDWRITTEN) a three-page theological reflection on the chapter. Your reflection should begin with a summary of his essay.

Submission date: August 24, Class Period.

Midterm Exam in Christology

For Coverage and Format, CLICK HERE.

IV. Christology of John and the Early Church

For Next meeting (7/27/16)  AFTER MIDTERM WEEK
but you may want to read ahead in preparation for the class:
Francis Moloney, "Johannine Theology," in NJBC, 1417-26, esp. "Christology" pp. 1421-25.

FLORES NOTES HERE.

Sketch of the Christology of John (click the image below to enlarge)