________________________________________________________________________________________________ Modulhandbuch B.A.-Studiengänge 2024/25; Stand 12. Juni 2024 Seite [91] B1621 Issues in World Christianity Alternative Module B1616 Code IWC Workload 150 h ECTS 5 CP (P) or 4 CP + 1 CP for Evaluation (WP/W) Subject semester ETH/TDS: 3; TPI/TSA: 5 or 7 Frequency Annually Duration 1 Semester Class type (Core Course: P / Elective: W / Partial Elective: WP) P: ETH/TDS; WP: TSA; W: TPI Teaching Mode Lectures, Seminar Contact Hours 3 SWS/ 45 UE Individual Study 105 h Additional Time Requirement Course objectives: Professional expertise Students acquire knowledge of: • the pluriform character of Global Christianity, including the intra- and interreligious relations. • the contextual character of Christian theology and the significance of intercultural hermeneutics. • the development of adequate methods and strategies for reaching goals in partnership. • contemporary developments, opportunities, and challenges in Christian mission. Course objectives: Skill set Students are able to • critically reflect on their own understanding of mission in a global context. • understand developments in the ecumenical movement. • understand questions of a theology of religion and make them fruitful for dialogue. • understand the basic concept of intercultural hermeneutics and develop a sensitivity for context-relevant theology. • develop methods and strategies in partnership with indigenous churches. • develop competency in contemporary issues in Christian mission, in order to make their own contribution. Contents • World Christianity and Mission against the horizon of Globalization • Ecumenism • Interreligious Dialogue and Mission • Contextual Theology and Intercultural Hermeneutics • Dealing with Crises/Catastrophes • Dealing with Poverty and Injustice • The role of digital media in the spread of Christianity • Mission initiatives from the Global South • Gender issues from the perspective of World Christianity Teaching Mode Lectures, Discussions, Short Films Prerequisites None Forms of examination and assessment • Qualified participation (pass/fail) in the course is required to ensure that the module objectives are achieved and to earn credit points. (4 CP) • Presentation (15 min., 1 CP) – 100% Literature will be announced at the beginning of the course Scoring for the final grade ETH/TDS: Single valuation; TPI/TSA: Double valuation Academic course coordinator Dr. Simon Herrmann
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