Protestant Christianity I

This course will discuss why and how PAPro is taught in universities; how students recognize and understand the dimension of God within the concept of Christianity and a godly life; how to understand the concept of humanity and its calling in building life; how to understand the church and actively participate in realizing its presence as a transmitter of God's grace for life; how to build a life centered on Christian ethics; how to understand and believe in Jesus Christ as the norm in building personality and character; how to understand the concept of the Apostles' Creed as a pledge of being a Christian; how to understand the reality of poverty and take part in overcoming it; how to understand and live with an attitude of gender equality and justice; how to recognize and address economic, socio-political, and real-life issues; how to recognize and address socio-cultural issues; how to understand and memorize the Lord's Prayer as a perfect prayer and use it in everyday life; and how to recognize and address ecological issues in real-life situations. How Christianity understands and builds a life together, harmony between religions, How to build love for the homeland, nation and state.