5 courses with the subject TH, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
TH 211Basic Christian Doctrine 3
Required only for ACS degree An introduction to the basic doctrines of the church. This course will introduce the student to the foundational doctrines of the Christian church: Bibliology, Theology Proper, Anthropology, Angelology, Christology, Soteriology, Pneumatology, Ecclesiology and Eschatology. Special attention will be given to key terms, concepts and biblical texts. Course Learning Outcomes: A sound, in-depth knowledge of the Bible and biblical concepts being the foundation of Christian ministry and service and critical to a Christ-centered life and Christian character, TH 211 will produce the following learning outcomes: 1. The student will articulate the foundational doctrines of the Christian church. 2. The student will give biblical evidence for the major doctrines of the church. 3. The student will develop and to formulate biblical and theological constructs that reflect the student’s faith tradition and theological commitments. 4. The student will define basic theological concepts. 5. The student will demonstrate basic skill in analyzing and evaluating a controversial issue related to this course.
A study of Prolegomena (an overview) of Bibliology, Theology Proper, Christology, Anthropology (man), and Hamartiology (sin). Course Learning Outcomes: A sound, in-depth knowledge of the Bible and biblical concepts being the foundation of Christian ministry and service and critical to a Christ-centered life and Christian character, TH 311 will produce the following learning outcomes: 1. The student will recall the major theological issues in the biblical concepts of Bibliology, Theology Proper, Christology, Anthropology, and Hamartiology. 2. The student will demonstrate proficiency in applying theological and biblical truths in the areas of Bibliology, Theology Proper, Christology, Anthropology, and Hamartiology. 3. The student will demonstrate proficiency in analyzing and evaluating a controversial issue related to this course.
TH 404Principles of the Christian Life (Ethics) 3
Students explore the basics of Christian ethics by examining past and current social problems in the context of Biblical teachings. Topics include abortion, euthanasia, sexuality, etc. Course Learning Outcomes: A sound, in-depth knowledge of the Bible and biblical concepts being the foundation of Christian ministry and service and critical to a Christ-centered life and Christian character, TH 404 will produce the following learning outcomes: 1. The student will recognize the major ethical issues facing the contemporary Christian Church. 2. The student will analyze and evaluate the different ethical options. 3. The student will develop and defend a workable and principled ethical position. 4. The student will demonstrate proficiency in analyzing and evaluating a controversial issue related to this course. 5. The student will critique and evaluate information sources.
This course is a study of the defense of the Christian faith. The student will examine various approaches to apologetic methods. Additionally, attention will be given to such topics as the existence of God, the deity and resurrection of Jesus, the reality of miracles, and major objections to the Christian faith. The course will seek to equip students with the basic knowledge and skills needed to defend the Christian faith. Course Learning Outcomes: A sound, in-depth knowledge of the Bible and biblical concepts being the foundation of Christian ministry and service and critical to a Christ-centered life and Christian character, TH 411 will produce the following learning outcomes: 1. The student will evaluate various approaches to apologetic methods. 2. The student will articulate a biblical defense of the Christian faith. 3. The student will respond to some major objections to the Christian faith. 4. The student will demonstrate the rationale for the Christian faith as the acceptable Worldview. 118
