This seminar course is designed to introduce students to Catholic thinking on sexuality. This investigation includes an examination of the official Church teachings and studies by leading theologians that explore topics such as marriage, family life, single life, and celibacy. The goal is to present a wide range of positions within the Christian tradition so that students can discuss and debate the available alternatives and come to their own reasoned positions concerning premarital sex, domestic violence, gender injustice, sexual abuse, and pornography. Requirements include mid-term paper, presentations, and final project. It is designed fro those pursuing MDiv, MA degrees [Fundamental Moral Theology or General Ethics, Philosophy of Nature; Auditors With Faculty Permission]