7 courses with the subject THEO, 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.
THEO 201Biblical Doctrines. (CIP: 39.0601)3
The basic teaching of Scripture regarding revelation, God, man, sin, angels, Christ, salvation, the Holy Spirit, and the second coming. TRANSFER NOTE: This course may not be fulfilled by transfer credit unless the course is from a Stone- Campbell (i.e., Restoration Movement) college or university.
This course develops a biblical theology of world missions by considering what the Bible says about missions from Genesis to Revelation. The unifying theme of the kingdom of God will be used to integrate biblical ideas about God’s mission in the world.
Equips the student to demonstrate the reasonableness of his or her faith through an examination of philosophical and historical objections to that faith.
Study of the conflict and harmony between science and Scripture; emphasis upon scientific and Biblical evidence for Creation and the Flood. Mid-Atlantic Christian University Page 132 2026-2027 Academic Catalog
An examination of the Biblical basis for making ethical decisions. Building on the foundation of God’s revelation to Moses, the prophets, Jesus, and the apostles, students will apply these teachings to issues ranging from personal moral responsibility; to major social issues facing the world today; and in business/organizational leadership context. Students explore the theological and Biblical foundations that determine the nature of ethical leadership by discerning the ethical foundations evident in the lives of great leaders. Students learn how the person/leader’s values and beliefs affect decision-making by identifying key factors involved in ethical decision-making. Finally, students assess and apply the concepts of organizational and social responsibility by looking at real world problems.
THEO 499Directed Readings & Research. (CIP: 39.0601) 1 to3
An individualized course that enables a student to study material not in the curriculum or to facilitate an in- depth academic exploration of a particular area of interest. Worship Ministry (CIP: 39.0502)