1030
- Subject
- TH
- Type
- course
- Edition
- 2025-2026
- Source
- abcnash.edu
22 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.
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Major Course: BEH 1010 Explorations Human Services, Ethics,
Introduction to 1010 Academic Study of questions, and a basic methodology for reading the the Academic the Bible biblical text. (Prerequisite for all Bible courses) Study of the Bible
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Foundations of 2010
2030 Death & Dying
2040 Family
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4010 principal doctrines of Christian orthodoxy, including revelation, atonement, the triune God, Christology, theological anthropology, pneumatology, ecclesiology and eschatology.
3020 Prophets
3030 in Theology
4040 of James Cone James Cone considered by many to be the founding father of black liberation theology. Students will explore his writings that were developed from the Civil Rights and Black Power movements and that have been descriptive and prescriptive for theologians, preachers, civil rights activists, and other persons seeking to work toward a just society. THG Spiritual The purpose of this course is to introduce students to 4050 Autobiograph the literary genre of spiritual autobiography in order to (cross y engage the writings of ancient and contemporary list with writers to explore the significance of autobiography ENG and memoir as spiritual voice, self-understanding, and 4020) self-expression. Students will also utilize literary analysis to reflect and interrogate metaphysical, existential and ontological matters of the human condition such as suffering, happiness, joy, pain, peace, passion, truth, virtue, body, etc. Through careful reflection on personal narratives and journey, students will take up the artistic and creative process of writing their own spiritual autobiographies. 99
of Esther 3040
3040 Martyrs This course provides an in-depth exploration of the physical, emotional, and spiritual dimensions of death and dying in an historical, scientific, theological, and pastoral context This course will examine both the historical, social, and political influences on hip-hop culture as well as hip-hop culture’s appropriation and interpretation of religious language, images, and symbols. Conversely, the course will probe the ways that religious institutions have both resisted and appropriated rap music and hip-hop culture. This course examines possible relationships and intersections between sports and religion. The course will primarily take a Christian perspective but will also incorporate some perspectives from the sociology of religion. The course will also incorporate films based on sports. This course will explore how the core themes of manipulation, space, and power are observed, defined, and applied to the preacher, pimp, and prophet roles. It will examine prophetic speech of the pimp and how preachers pimp parishioners and use privilege to manipulate space as a means of personal expansion. The course will also provide a theoretical position of the black prophetic tradition and how prophets in this tradition speak to systemic racism in America. Students will engage recent trends in theological studies as well as explore the intersection of theology and culture. This course will examine early Christian beginnings through Late Antiquity. Discussions will focus on themes such as persecution and martyrdom, monasticism and asceticism. 98
4020 Liberation understanding of the methods, sources, commonalities and differences of the various forms of liberation theology that emerged across the globe in the 20th century.
Comparative 2020
4030 Liberation Theology America such as Katie Canon, James Cone, and Martin Luther King, Jr. and Delores Williams. Also, attention will be given to other liberation theology, e.g., Third World theology and other writers who address human oppression in the light of biblical teaching.
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Philosophical 4030
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