7 courses with the subject THE, 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.
THE 101Introduction to Theology ()3
This course examines the foundational issues of the study of theology including theological terms and concepts that will be used in the study of systematic theology. The student will explore these issues in learning to write theology papers for research and exegesis.
Introduction to Apologetics will help equip you to respond to the honest questions and doubts which believers and unbelievers have about the Christian faith. The course will introduce you to key topics in apologetics and provide the foundation for a confident defense of the Christian worldview.
THE 104Apologetic Issues for Cross-Cultural Engagement
This course will focus on contemporary apologetic issues engaged in cross-cultural contexts. This is an examination and evaluation of current issues and trends in apologetics including the problem of evil, the challenge of atheism and secularism, and the juxtaposition of science and religion. Students will also learn and apply strategies for ministering within any multi-cultural context.
This course covers the doctrine of the Authority of Scripture, the doctrine of God, the Holy Trinity, the doctrine of Man, the nature of Scripture, the essence of God, and the principles by which God relates to man.
This course presents the doctrine of Christ, the doctrine of the Holy Spirit, and the doctrine of the application of salvation and eschatology. The inherent nature of man and his need for a savior are discussed. Some of the essential practices of the Church are also studied.
This seminar-style course utilizes primary source writings from Church History and Historical Theology to explore the development of church doctrine and Christian worldview within the context of history.