COURSE  DESCRIPTION

Study  program Basic

Module Practical  theology
Type  and  level  of  studies Basic  academic  studies
Course  name Christian  Ethics  with  Ascetics
Teacher  (lectures) Dr.  David  Perović
Teacher/Associate  (exercises) Vukašin  Milićević
Teacher/Associate  (additional  forms  of  classes)
ECTS 7 Course  status  (obligatory/elective) Obligatory
Attendance  prerequisites
Enrolled  in  5/1  semester

Acquisition  of  theoretical  knowledge  of  Orthodox  Christian  ethics,  their  conceptual-­categorical  framework,  and  
Course  
the  methodology  of  ethics,  mastery  of  the  essentials  of  analyzing  different  ethical  systems  as  well  as  engaging  
objectives
in  competent  independent  study  in  the  field  of  Christian  ethics  and  its  relationship  with  other  ethical  systems.

Possession  of  basic  academic-­educational  competency  in  the  field  of  Christian  ethics  and  making  use  of  
Learning  
applicable  faculties  in  the  context  of  selected  textual  representations  of  the  Church’s  ethical  teachings,  along  
outcomes
with  the  help  of  objective  research  methods  and  techniques.  

Course  content

Gospel,  Patristic,  sacramental,  bioethical,  and  ecological  topics  along  with  the  ethical  themes  within  sacred  rites  
Lectures and  religions:  Ancient  Greek,  Roman,  Indian,  and  Muslim;;  Roman  Catholic,  Protestant,  Marxist,  philosophical,  
and  sociological  ethics.

Practical  
classes  
(exercises,  
additional   The  same  thematic  units  in  their  applied  forms  (with  an  insistence  upon  qualified  analysis  of  relevant  source  
forms  of   texts,  along  with  an  active  and  productive  use  of  Christian  anthropological  literature.
classes,  
research  
work)  
Literature
1 G.  Mandzaridis,  Hrišćanska  etika  I,  Kragujevac,  2011.
2 G.  Mandzaridis,  Pravoslavni  duhovni  život,  Hilandar  Monastery,  2009.
3 Ž.K.  Larše,  Za  jednu  etiku  rađanja,  Šibenik,  2008.
4
5
Number  of  hours  per  week
Additional  
forms  of  
Lectures Exercises classes Research  work   Other  classes
2 1 0 0 2
Coursewo
rk   Verbal-­textual  and  visual-­demonstrative
methods
Knowledge  evaluation  (maximum  number  of  points  100)
Pre-­exam  requirements Points Final  exam Points
Class  activity 20 Written  exam 70
Practical  classes 10 Oral  exam
Colloquia
Seminars
1