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HTH 359: Systematic Theology
4.00 Credits
Grand Canyon University
This course is a systematic study of the major doctrines of the Christian religion, including revelation and the Bible, the Trinity, the doctrine of man, the atonement, salvation and Christian growth, the church and it ordinances, and eschatology, examining the biblical foundation for these teachings and their development over time. The course also discusses the relationship between Christianity and other world religions and the relationship between Christian theology and philosophy. Prerequisites: BIB 351 and BIB 354.
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HTH 379: History of Christianity
4.00 Credits
Grand Canyon University
This course addresses the significant movements and turning points within the church from New Testament times through the Reformation and into modern day America and the world. Special emphasis is given to the ancient Christian church, the church fathers, heresies, monasticism, the Papacy, the practices and problems of the church, the Protestant Reformation, the Catholic Counter-Reformation, and the mission movement-both Catholic and Protestant. Attention is also given to the relationship between Christianity and culture, as Christianity in its geographical expansion through the course of history has interfaced with various cultures ranging from the Jewish world, to the Greco-Roman world, to the barbarian cultures of northern Europe, to the varying cultures encountered as Christianity spread to the New World and then to African and Asian cultures. Prerequisites: BIB 104 and BIB 105.
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HTH 469: Contemporary Theology
4.00 Credits
Grand Canyon University
This course begins with a brief background of the development of Protestant liberal theology starting with Schleiermacher. Then attention is given to the 20th century schools of theological thought: neo-Orthodox, existential, process, theology of hope, Latin American liberation theology, African-American liberation theology, feminist liberation theology, new Catholic theology, theological expressions of Christianity in Africa and Asia, narrative/post modern approaches to theology, and variations and popular expressions in Protestant theology particularly in America. Even as Christianity must be clothed in various cultures, so the various contemporary theologies attempt to relate theological truth in ways that are relevant to particular cultures or sub-cultures. In the process of studying each contemporary theology, attention will also be given to how that theology is expressed in cultural clothing. Prerequisite: HTH 359.
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INT 244: World Religions
4.00 Credits
Grand Canyon University
This course is a study of the major contemporary religions of the world including Abrahamic religions, Eastern religions, and other religions. The course covers religious texts, historical background, and current beliefs and practices. Emphasis is given to the ideological foundations of a Christian worldview, a comparison of worldviews, and the application of worldviews within a global society.
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JUS 104: Introduction to Justice Studies
4.00 Credits
Grand Canyon University
This course provides an introduction to the basic components of the criminal justice system in the United States today: corrections, courts, and law enforcement.
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JUS 110: Crime and Criminology
4.00 Credits
Grand Canyon University
This course provides an examination of classic and contemporary theories of crime causation, including psychological and social causes of crime and theories of punishment.
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JUS 250: Critical Issues in Criminal Justice
4.00 Credits
Grand Canyon University
This course provides an examination of issues relating to justice policies, perspectives, techniques, roles, institutional arrangement, management and administration, use of research, and innovative patterns. Prerequisite: JUS 104 and JUS 110.
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JUS 320: The Police Function
4.00 Credits
Grand Canyon University
This course provides an examination of the objectives, strategies, tactics, programs, roles, perspectives, public perception, and interagency relationships of the police.
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JUS 325: The Adjudication Function
4.00 Credits
Grand Canyon University
This is a writing-intensive course emphasizing the objectives, strategies, programs, roles, perspectives, and interagency relationships of the courts.
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JUS 330: The Correctional Function
4.00 Credits
Grand Canyon University
This course provides an examination of the objectives, strategies, programs, roles, perspectives, and interagency relationships of correctional agencies.
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