Moral Theology: Biblical Foundations

Rev. Benedict M. Ashley, O.P.

International Catholic University Classics Collecition, recorded in 1995

Vatican II called for a revision of moral theology on a more biblical basis. Why was that necessary after centuries of development of moral theology? And what does that mean for Aquinas? This course discusses the formation of Catholic moral theology as based upon Sacred Scripture, with the guiding light of Sacred Moral Tradition. It deals with the moral theology of both the Old and New Testaments and covers in special detail the theological virtues of faith, hope, and charity.


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60-minute lectures

  1. Difficulties in Constructing a Biblical Moral Theology

  2. History of Christian Morality: Old Testament

  3. History of Christian Morality: New Testament

  4. Tradition and Development of Moral Doctrine

  5. The Theological Virtues: Faith

  6. The Theological Virtues: Hope

  7. The Theological Virtues: Charity

  8. Christian Life Today


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