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 Welcome to SSC Department of Theology

 An Overview

 Theology is the core of the SSC Liberal Arts Education because it is a Catholic institution.  
 This subject enables the students to see realities that are studied in the other disciplines
 from a Christian perspective.  It provides the discipline to think in a Christian way and to
 act like one.  As the students develop their rational thought and intellectual capacities, they
 discover the truth, about who they are, where they come from, how they are related to
 others and the world, what is life about, what is their end, from Jesus who as children of
 God.

è What is the role of theology in the liberal arts education of the whole person?

 Theology is the core of SSC Liberal Arts education because as a catholic college, theology 
 courses enable the students to see realities that are studied in the other liberal arts
 disciplines, from Christian perspective.  Theology deals with articulating experiences of
 God’s loving kindness in the light of faith. It attempts to guide students in seeking answers
 and meaning to ultimate questions about the human life, the human being, the world, God
 and other transcendent realities relevant to human existence.   


è How does theology help develop the students' intellectual, moral, emotional,
cultural, social and religious dimensions as they transform the world and bring all     creation to its proper end?

 In SSC, the theology curriculum is Christo-centric. This implies that that all learning is based
 on Jesus Christ, who is the Way, the Truth and the Life of Christians.  It helps bring about
 holistic learning with other disciplines (Philosophy, Communication, Social Sciences,
 Mathematics, Natural Sciences, Arts) and sheds light on the meaning of the person’s God-
 given life and dignity.  In this Christo-centric curriculum, students are prepared not only to
 make a living, but also to make life worth living as they help transform the world.


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