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The Religious Studies course at advanced level encourage learners to:
*develop a greater interest in a more rigorous study of Religion and its role in human experience;
*have a more objective and coherent view of the Christian Religion as based on the relevant documentation of the Catholic Tradition;
*develop the ability to relate the Christian message to the basic personal experiences and social events of modern life;
*approach the study of Religion with an inquiring, critical and empathetic mind.
By the end of the course, the learners should be able to:
*demonstrate an objective knowledge of the Catholic Church's understanding and presentation of the Christian message, including the right use of religious terminology, at least for the more basic concepts. References to the Bible, the Church's History and its main official documents are to be expected;
*discuss the relevance of the Christian message to the present historical and cultural context, both local and world wide with particular reference to the basic personal experiences;
*sustain good and founded arguments when discussing issues of a religious and moral nature.
The Direcorate for Lifelong Learning shall be receiving applications between Friday 20th August and Friday 3rd September 2010 from 8.30am till noon. APPLICATIONS SENT BEFORE FRIDAY 20TH AUGUST SHALL NOT BE PROCESSED BEFORE THE OPENING DATE.
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