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PHL 320 - Philosophy of Catholic Social Thought

1 semester, 3 Credits Core Foundation/Proficiency: Civic Engagement; Philosophy

Analyzes and critiques the philosophy behind Catholicism’s best kept secret: natural law theory, Thomistic-Aristotelian political theory, modern theories of capitalism and socialism, phenomenology, personalism, and liberation philosophy. Covers the philosophical influences that expand beyond doctrine to Catholic social thought that engages social, economic, and political issues from the tradition of Catholic philosophy. Open to Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors only. Requires work in the community for 2-3 hours per week on average.


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