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Lecturer(s)
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Course content
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Studying areas: 1. Short introduction in the ethics of virtues. 2. Reverence for God, false cult, superstition. 3. Truth and lie, defence of honour, ethics of mass media. 4. Sanctification of the feast day, fasting, leisure time. 5. Family, marriage, extramarital relationships, homosexuality. 6. Suicide, murder, mutilation, death penalty, legitimate defence. 7. Sketch of the sexual moral: general principles, sexual phantasy, masturbation, prostitution, sexual violence. 8. Right for a private property, theft.
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Learning activities and teaching methods
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Monologic Lecture(Interpretation, Training)
- Attendace
- 6 hours per semester
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Learning outcomes
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The aim of this course is to familiarize students with the topics, that they can meet in their everyday life. The concept of this course is based on the Decalogue.
Participants of the course will be capable of orientation in the essential practical questions of Christian morality.
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Prerequisites
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Basic knowledge of theological principles and virtues is presupposed.
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Assessment methods and criteria
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Oral exam
For a successful finish of this subject it's essential to master the learning materials that will be available in the form of power point slides and to study the literature, which a teacher will indicate during the lessons.
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Recommended literature
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(1995). Katechismus katolické církve. Praha.
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Jindřich Šrajer. Hodnocení suicidality v biblicko-křesťanské tradici, in Studia Theologica 10/2 (2008) 1-14.
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Jiří Skoblík. (2004). Přehled křesťanské etiky. Praha.
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Karl-Heinz Peschke. (1999). Křesťanská etika. Praha.
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Michal Kaplánek. Volný čas jako výzva pro teologii, in Studia Theologica 13/2 (2011) 97-117.
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