25 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.
An introduction to major doctrines of Christianity and to theological method: biblical, systematic, and historical theology. The relevance of the truths of these doctrines to life is explored. Both semesters.
An introduction to living faithfully as servants of God, with particular emphasis on the calling of the student. The course engages students in the biblical and theological rationale for biblical education and Christian discipleship. Both semesters.
An introduction to a theology of urban ministry and missions. Emphasis is placed on understanding the city from a Christ-centered framework. Includes historical study of urban ministry and missions, as well as current trends in the United States. First semester.
An introduction to the theology of mission from both Old and New Testaments. Emphasis is given to the theology and mission activity in Acts and the Epistles. An overview of the history of missions provides the student with a perspective for understanding contemporary world missions. Second semester. Prerequisites & Notes THE 100
A biblical and theological analysis of several issues of contemporary significance. Both semesters. Prerequisites & Notes THE 100.
A study of the nature and work of the God of the Bible in His triunity, including an exploration of the implications for the Christian life. Both semesters. Prerequisites & Notes THE 100
A study of the Gospel of Luke and the book of Acts with emphasis on the relationship of God’s people to each other and the world. First semester. Prerequisites & Notes THE 100
A study of the major Christian doctrines and their development through church history from the 2nd century to the present. Second semester. Prerequisites & Notes THE 100
A study of the lives, writings, and theology of significant leaders of the early Christian church from the first five centuries. Either semester. Prerequisites & Notes THE 100
A study of the contexts of early Christian lives and worship. This course focuses on the elements of early Christian devotion and liturgical practice in the Roman Empire as well as the lives and settings of those who worshipped. Special emphasis is on various social and religious issues of the time. Either semester.
A study of an issue in theology, with special attention given to its exegetical basis in the scriptures and its development in the history of doctrine. Either semester. Prerequisites & Notes THE 100.
A study tour focusing on the important personages, places, and events concerning the book of Acts and early Christian history. The course is taught on location in Turkey, Greece, and/or Italy (Rome). To receive credit for the course, students are required to complete an exam, additional reading assignments, and a research project. Summer session. Prerequisites & Notes THE 100
A study tour focusing on the important individuals and events of the Reformation in both England and Scotland. The course is taught on location in London, Oxford, Stratford, Cambridge, York, and Edinburgh. Each student wishing to receive credit for the course is required to complete additional reading assignments and a research project. Summer session. Prerequisites & Notes THE 100
A study tour focusing on important individuals and events of the Reformation in both Germany and Switzerland. The course is taught on location in Wittenberg, Marburg, Worms, Zurich, and Basel. Each student wishing to receive credit for the course is required to complete an exam, additional reading assignments, and a research project. Summer session. Prerequisites & Notes THE 100
An exploration of the rational foundations of the Christian faith and the manner and methods by which one may respond to historical and contemporary challenges. Both semesters. Prerequisites & Notes THE 311.
An introduction to the study of the message of the Hebrew Scriptures by analyzing the primary theological themes found throughout the Old Testament corpus of literature. The unity of this theology is emphasized, along with the study of the unique contributions made by the various biblical authors. Either semester. Prerequisites & Notes THE 100
An introductory study of New Testament theology with attention to the content, structure, and meaning of the New Testament writings. Either semester. Prerequisites & Notes THE 100
A study of the teaching about man from Old and New Testaments. Either semester. Prerequisites & Notes THE 100
A study of the biblical doctrine of sin and its development throughout the history of the Christian church. Special emphasis is placed on the problem of evil, how sin is transmitted to humanity, and how sin is to be defeated in the life of the believer. Either semester. Prerequisites & Notes THE 100
A study of the biblical doctrine of worship and its interpretation throughout the history of the Christian church. Special emphasis is placed on the development of liturgical theology, contemporary issues related to liturgy, and the role of music in the worship of the church. Either semester. Prerequisites & Notes THE 100
An examination of the scriptural teaching relating to sanctification. Special attention is given to the relationship between divine sovereignty and human responsibility in the sanctification process. Either semester. Prerequisites & Notes THE 100
A study of the biblical revelation relating to the concept of the kingdom as a unifying theme of Scripture. Either semester. Prerequisites & Notes THE 100
A study of the life and theology of the influential Reformation theologian John Calvin. Calvin’s thought is examined within its sixteenth century context through familiarity with his enduring work, Institutes of the Christian Religion . A portion of the class is conducted in seminar format. Either semester. Prerequisites & Notes THE 100
A study of selected writings of Jonathan Edwards. Either semester. Prerequisites & Notes THE 100
A study of the relationship between Christian theology, discipleship, and technology. Emphasis is given to defining technology, understanding media ecology, and exploring the contribution of Christian theology on practical engagement with technology. Either semester. Prerequisites & Notes THE 100.
Source: Cairn University-Langhorne's catalog, linked per course · table learning_unit · CourseShelf publish 59
