Course Description
The fourth question of the Baltimore Catechism asked "Why did God make me?" The answer familiar to many of us was "To know, love and serve God, to be happy with Him in this life and in the next." For over 3500 years of western civilization the question of happiness has been among the central questions of life. Various Greek, Roman, Jewish and Christian philosophers offer distinct contributions to this central question. More than just a platitude the goal of authentic happiness is deeply tied to our origin, our purpose, and our destiny and provides a rich philosophical and theological perspective on God's plan for the human person. This course evaluates these answers, and seeks to present an authentically Catholic perspective to happiness as the goal of Catholic life.
Hours of Instruction: 6.5
ICT Fellow Ryan Hanning, PhD
Course Curriculum
Available in the Course Dashboard after Registration
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Reflection Questions for Online Courses
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Session 1 - Video
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Session 2 - Video
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Session 3 - Video
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Happiness handout one
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About this course
- $7.50
- 6 lessons
- 6.5 hours of video content