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.

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Christian Dogmatics I   3 Credits

Lectures, readings and discussion of various Christian doctrines. Includes an in-depth look at the prolegomena for doing any study of systematic theology.

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Christian Dogmatics II   3 Credits

A continuation of Christian Dogmatics I focusing on lectures, readings and discussion of various Christian Doctrines.

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Lutheran Confessions  3 Credits
The study of the three ecumenical creeds and the documents that make up the Book of Concord.

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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.

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Churches, Sects and Isms 3 Credits

The study and discussion of the teachings and practices of the most prevalent Christian denominations, sectarian groups and others.

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Science and Christianity  2 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.

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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.

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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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