Spiritual Theology :: Coptic Orthodox Theological College, Sydney Australia

Coptic Orthodox Theological College, Sydney Australia

Pope Shenouda III Coptic Orthodox

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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA

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Spiritual Theology
Code:	SPIR100
Group:	Spiritual & Moral Theology
Type:	Compulsory
Available:	In-house & Distance Study
Units:	5
Lectures:	22
Lecturer:	Mr. Magdy F. Kilada
Assessment:	20% assignment and 80% written examination.

Course Outline:
This course discusses the basic fundamentals of the spiritual life such as repentance, confession, prayer and the Eucharist. Other important spiritual topics are presented such as faith, glory, humility, Heavenly Kingdom etc.

Biblical Studies † New Testament 1 † New Testament 2 † Old Testament 1 † Old Testament 2 † Old Testament 3 Education † Christian Education † Christian Family † Counselling 1 † Counselling 2 Languages † Arabic 1 † Coptic 1 † Coptic 2 † Greek (Koine) † Hebrew	Church History † Church History 1 † Church History 2 † Church History 3 † Patrology 1 † Patrology 2 Orthodox Theology † Doctrinal Theology † Systematic Theology Liturgical Studies † Coptic Art & Architecture † Intro to Coptic & Church Hymns † Ritual Theology † Iconography	Pastoral Theology & Missiology † Church Management † Ministry & Pastoral Theology † Church Canon † Theology of Mission 1 Spiritual & Moral Theology † Spiritual Theology † Moral Theology Comparative Studies † Comparative Religion 1 † Comparative Religion 2 † Comparative Theology

The Dean - H.H. Pope Shenouda III

The Sub-Dean - H.G. Bishop Daniel

About the College
	Established in 1982 by H.H. Pope Shenouda III through his delegate H.G. Bishop Antonios Marcos during his visit to Australia... About >>

Diploma of Theology
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