Fuller Theological Seminary offers a wide range of courses dealing with peacemaking in all three schools: Theology, Intercultural Studies, and Psychology.
Peacemaking that is based on the way of Jesus depends on rigorous study of the New Testament. Fuller offers an emphasis in Christian Ethics for many of its Masters degrees, including the ThM, and for its PhD in Theology.
This emphasis can incorporate many of these courses related to peacemaking offered at Fuller:
School of Theology
CO521 Ethnic Identities in the Media (Winter 2013)
DP526 Anabaptist History, Theology, and Polity (Winter 2011)
ET516 Ethics of International Relations (Summer 2013)
ET520 Biblical and Practical Peacemaking (Winter 2013)
ET528 Creation Care and Sabbath Economics (Spring 2013)
ET532 Concreteness in Christian Ethics (Fall 2012)
ET533 Christian Discipleship in a Secular Society (Spring 2013)
ET540 Peacemaking in Israel and Palestine
** Based in Palestine and Israel ** (Summer 2014)
ET542 Faith and Politics (Fall 2012)
ET543 The Theology and Ethics of Martin Luther King, Jr. (Fall 2013)
ET548 Philosophy of Justice (Fall 2013)
NS563 Race and Christian Identity in the New Testament (Spring 2013)
NT556 Jesus, the Church, and Violence (Spring 2014)
School of Intercultural Studies
MD500 Globalization, the Poor, and Christian Mission (Fall 2013)
MD524 Advocacy for Social Justice (Summer 2013)
MD525 Poverty and Development (Winter 2013, Winter 2014)
ME521 Music, Peacebuilding, and Interfaith Dialogue (Fall 2013)
MR549 Evangelicals and Interfaith Dialogue (Winter 2013)
MR550 Introduction to Islam (Fall 2013)
MR556 Current Trends in Islam (Fall 2013)
MR574 Muslim Peoples: A Sociological Approach (Winter 2013)
MR580 A Christian Perspective on the Israel-Palestinian Conflict
and a Theology of Reconciliation (Fall 2012)
MR591 Independent Study: Muslim-Christian Dialogue
** Based on Experience in Lebanon ** (Summer 2013)
School of Psychology
FI515 Forgiveness, Reconciliation, and Clinical Practice (Fall 2012)
Last Updated: March 5, 2013