THEO 358 - Immigration Theology & Ethics

3 Credit Hours
This course will reflect on the histories and the contemporary phenomena of migration. It will seek to understand migration theologically, biblically, historically, and ethically in the broader framework of divine hospitality toward strangers and those often seen as “others.” It wil explore theologically and morally grounded ways to respond to the local and global realities of migration with faith, charity, and justice.

Prerequisites: THEO111 or CORE105

Course Attributes: Solidarity & Kinship Flag, GDST - Intersectionality, GDST Race and Ethnicity Conc, Gender & Diversity Studies, Humanities Elective, Peace & Justice Studies Minor, Spirituality&Solidarity Minor, Theology Perspectives, Theology - Persp on God & Hum

Levels: Graduate Undergraduate

College of Arts & Sciences Theology