<p>I echo what claremarie says. I would just add that the Theology courses, especially the foundations courses, are more history/literary driven than faith driven. I took several classes in the Theology department where the main drive was to understand a historical context or the writings of a faith based community from an entirely scholarly perspective. So in sum, most Theology classes at ND are not worship or indoctrination hours (as some might assume) but often rigorous scholarly classes that challenge the student to both think and engage the material critically.</p>