TMT3220EN - Moral Theology in Public Administration

Course description

Fundamental and current ethical issues in public administration will be examined. Through a variety of approaches, students will explore principles of ethics and theories of justice applicable to the public administration profession.

How this course benefits students

Many Christians can and should serve in leadership positions in the public sector. This course will give them the theological underpinning and the practical skills to live and work with integrity as they make decisions and relate to people in public administration.

Why this course is important

There may be few places where Christians can have a profound impact than in the marketplace and public sector. This course prepares students to lead in the public sector with Christian character and integrity, so that they may be missional in all kinds of settings.

Credit hours
3 hours
Subject area
Moral Theology
Educational level
Bachelor
Learning type
Instructional
Prerequisites
None
Upcoming terms
Pending
* Schedule subject to change. Please contact the Registrar's office with schedule questions.

How this course relates to missional core values

Biblically based

The ethics in public life and administration will flow from the ethics revealed in Scripture.

Missionally driven

Any missional believer in a leadership position must concern him/herself with both personal and corporate ethics.

Contextually informed

The course will encourage the student to examine the variety of contexts where Biblical ethics may be publicly displayed.

Interculturally focused

Biblical ethics are trans-cultural, but must take into account cultural expressions and concerns.

Practically minded

Nothing could be more practical in a missional context than the personal ethics of the student and especially in a public setting.

Experientially transformed

The student will be challenged to examine and evaluate his/her personal ethics in light of Scriptur