Systematic Theology
Introduction to
Theological Thought Prerequisite. 1 credit
An investigation of the basic
philosophical principles employed in the study of theology
together with an overview of the major teachings of the
Christian faith.
Christian Dogmatics I.
3
credits
Lectures, readings
and discussion of various Christian doctrines including an in-depth look at the
prolegomena for doing any study of systematic theology.
Christian Dogmatics II.
3 credits
A continuation of Christian Dogmatics I focusing on lectures, readings and
discussion of various Christian Doctrines.
Lutheran Confessions. 3 credits
An in-depth look at the three ecumenical creeds and the documents that make up
the Book of Concord.
Christian Ethics. 3 credits
A study of the systems of ethical thought and an analysis of
how the ethical dilemmas of humankind should be addressed by
those who belong to Christ.
Churches, Sects and Isms. 3 credits
An overview of the teachings and practices of the most prevalent Christian
denominations, sectarian groups and others.
Science and Christianity. 2 credits
Studies on the relationship between modern science and the
Christian Faith, including various theories of origins.
Anthropology and Christology. 2
credits
An investigation of what it means to be human, especially in light of the person
and work of Jesus Christ.
Eschatology. 2 credits
An analysis of the last things focusing on the debate surrounding current views
of the subject and what the Scripture says regarding this controversial topic.
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