Course Description

Christian Lifestyles is designed to aid students in facing the challenges of young adulthood so they can shape a future that is hopeful, healthy, and full. The belief that underlies this course is that the Christian lifestyle is the optimal way to grow and to be fully alive. The course is devoted to specific lifestyle paths, namely single life, marriage, religious life and the priesthood. Topics covered in this course include: identity and autonomy, creativity and learning, work, money and possessions, suffering and healing, sexuality, love, friendship, and communication. The course is structured so that seniors have an opportunity to understand these themes which run through all of life, before they consider the four lifestyles.

Syllabus

Classroom Expectations All homework assignments must be in on the assigned date. (unless absent) Failure to do so will result in a zero for the assignment. Any major assignments not turned in on time will be scored as a zero. If you are absent, send your project or paper with a friend or parent or have your parents call me at score. Failure to do so will result in a zero. All major projects will be typed. NO EXCEPTION. Proper behavior is expected and demanded. Respect for others is the cornerstone of our class. Proper dress and adherence to the Student Handbook will be followed. You are to act as a true Man of Moeller. Grading 3-4 Tests per quarter; 3-4 Written essays per quarter; Quizzes; 1 Class Projects per quarter; Class participation