Duration

4 semesters

Language

English

About this program

The Master's program in Comparative Theology forms specialized clerical and non-clerical personnel capable of understanding, analyzing, and scientifically interpreting the religious phenomenon; objectives include: forming scientific research skills for studying various social manifestations of the main Christian confessional traditions, in the context of their historical and cultural background; promoting evanghelic values in a positive, comparative, and exploratory way compared to those of other Christian denominations, through critical and reflective analysis of one's own faith, especially Orthodox; Evaluations and perspectives; Modern catechisms and confessionalism.

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Duration

4 semesters

Teaching Language

English

Tuition fee

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Comparative Theology

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