Cmm3703 Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

1 1 CHRIST SEMINARY – Polokwane (A Ministry of Christ Baptist Church Polokwane) Historical Theology I Lecturer: Johann Odendaal First Semester – January – June 1. INTRODUCTION  Why is it important to study Church History? o Some might argue that it is not necessary to bother about the past, since it is only the present that matters. o Still others may question the relevancy of Church History. To that, us as Christians can boldly reply that:  The whole of the Christian pa...

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What makes Social Ethics “Christian” and what makes African Ethics “African”

Christian Social Ethics

CMM3703 exam notes

Christian Social Ethics

CMM3703 assignment 2 semester two on ecumenical thought in the Catholic and reformed churches.

Summary for the CMM3703 exam about Winter, Potter, Deats and Muelder's arguments surrounding what social ethics is, the principles, the laws and the tasks.

CMY3702 assignment

Question 2 Consider how the thinking of the Church developed in its relationship to the Governing Authority (the State) by referring to the Catholic Social Doctrine, The Social thought of the Reformers, and the Social teachings of the church Fathers. By doing so you have to refer to - The Church Fathers attitude towards Governing authorities - The Reformers views on secular government - The Catholic teachings on state and the common good Critically discuss the relevance of these teachings to ...