10 courses with the subject ETHC, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
ETHC 101Introduction to Ethics3
This course is an introduction to the principles and techniques of rational decision making in morality. It includes a survey of ethical theories, a review of the basic principles of critical reasoning, and applications of both to moral issues.
A study of contemporary issues within the context of a biblical ethic of human life. This course will examine Christian principles about human life and flourishing, reflecting on issues concerning the beginning and end of human life as well those social and personal factors that promote a flourishing human life. Topics will include: Personhood, abortion, personal relationships, social and class relationships, social conflicts, euthanasia and assisted suicide.
A study of biological principles of physiology, genetics and disease with emphasis on application to human life. Topics are explored from a scientific and biological standpoint through a Biblical worldview. Successful students in this course will apply scientific knowledge and learned critical thinking skills to societal issues. Meets natural science requirement.
Socialism with its Marxist materialist underpinnings has gained popular appeal in free societies that have historically sought to uphold the inherent value of individuals and liberty. This course introduces the historical, philosophical, and ethical claims of socialism and their continued failings as played out in history, economics, and governance.
Building on the work of Augustine, Aquinas, and Locke, this course explores biblical, historical, and ethical responses to war using the three categories of just war doctrine: jus ad bellum (the just recourse to war), jus in bello (the just conduct of war), and jus post bellum (the just conclusion to war).
