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This paper refl ects the importance of theology studies and theological ethics in higher education in the fi eld of social work. The article clarifi es the essence of theology and theological ethics in their substantiality and transformation. It particularly emphasises the post-conciliar form of these sciences, especially theological ethics and its accents. These include the emphasis
on personal responsibility (conditioned by the ability to distinguish and to make a decision, that is, to acquire wisdom and providence). In these accents (besides other benefi ts, e.g., a complex view of reality) one can see the current importance of theology studies, respectively
the importance of theological ethics in higher education (specifi cally for social work and the quality of its practice).