Creator God

(1 Credit Hour) · Undergraduate

Its place in the biblical narrative and in the Creed, as well as its assumption in the liturgy, make "creation" a fundamental theme that invites man to profess God as creator. Enlightened by the paschal mystery of the new Adam whose universe the Spirit renews to the glory of the Father, the course unfolds the vast fields of the relationship between God and the world. Based on a broad and precise biblical theology, the course reflects the relevance and balances offered by the title of creator to speak of God. From then on, the course can address the magisterial contents which are clarified in the context of answers to heretics and then in controversies even in questions raised by the contemporary area. Attentive to the balance between creation and salvation, between Providence and autonomy, the course offers elements to think faithfully about the teaching of the Church the mystery of covenant questions of the status of matter an adjusted anthropology, the conditions of a right relationship between science and faith, points of attention to address the ecological question.