1. Augustine and free will: doctrine of original sin, concupiscence, fall of Adam and Eve, incompatibility with moral autonomy, Pelagian criticism 2. Biblical moral authority: sola scriptura, divine command theory, role of reason, conscience, Church tradition, situational ethics, modern ethical pluralism 3. Religious pluralism: Hick’s universalism, exclusivism vs inclusivism, Christian theology of religions, interfaith dialogue, salvation outside Christianity debate 4. Liberation theology: preferential option for the poor, justice and equity, biblical foundations, Marxist critiques, Church teaching, fairness and social impact 5. Focus on Christian anthropology, biblical ethics, soteriology, social justice, and ecumenical theology; evaluation of theological reasoning and contemporary relevance 6. Essay-based 40-mark questions; deep theological insight, balanced critique, use of key scholars and doctrinal sources required