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As a thoughtful Catholic, you have asked the big questions about God, faith, purpose, and meaning. Since the age of the apostles, great scholars and lay Christians alike have prayerfully reflected upon these topics. But until now most of our 2,000-year-old Christian theological tradition was accessible only to professionally theologians.
Now, celebrated theologian and award-winning professor Fr. Richard Lennan distills the essence of this tradition, making it accessible to you.
This engaging, 12-lecture audio course gives you a thorough overview of the history, fundamental elements, and present forms of theology. Under the guidance of Boston College’s Fr. Richard Lennan, you will gain invaluable insights into your own faith.
Through examining the workings of theology—its tasks, methods, and goals—you will discover the profound relationship between the activity of theologians and the everyday world of living faith. Learning about theological topics will help you deepen your relationship with God and answer Jesus’ call to discipleship in our own time.
Join Fr. Lennan on this fascinating and insightful journey through our religious tradition. Catholic Theology 101 will enrich your mind and inspire your spirit.
$17.99
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Katelyn –
Who’s the audience?
Lennan is knowlegable and clear, but this series could have been about half as long. He likes to circle back to previous points, and felt repetitive, especially at the beginning episodes. This is an introduction to what theology is as a science or field of study. He gives an overview of what different aspects of this field are. He likes to emphasize over and over that theology is not an unintelligent activity… And yet anyone watching this series likely already knows this. I think the chief difficulty is that he’s trying to do a monumental task in a compressed manner, and decides to merely skim the surface of what could have been a much more engaging and accessible series.
I don’t know who the audience of this series is supposed to be. It’s certainly not the average adult parishioner, the content is better suited to upper level undergraduate courses or introductory graduate level work.
I would like to view a study with Lennan on a different topic, with more specific content.
The study guides were also very difficult to follow along with, most of the time. It’s almost as if they were written for someone else speaking on the same topic.