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Course Criteria
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3.00 Credits
A focus on the progressive development and ultimate consummation of God's purpose in redemptive history, with special emphasis on the nature and coming of God's kingdom. Studies the various eschatological systems, their competing hermeneutical approaches to the relevant biblical texts and themes, and the relationship between Israel and the Church, with a view to constructing a theologically unified perspective. Prerequisite: BITH 315 or 374. (2 credits)
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3.00 Credits
Study of the person and work of Christ. Attention will be given to classic debates and formulations in church history and systematic theology. The biblical material in its historical milieu will also be stressed to discover its abiding significance. Prerequisite: BITH 315 or 374. (2 credits)
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3.00 Credits
An investigation of the doctrine of the Holy Spirit, with reference to the biblical foundations and significant historical and contemporary developments. Trinitarian and Charismatic issues will be discussed, as well as an emphasis on the Spirit's cosmic work. Additionally, this course aims to encourage a deeper understanding of the Spirit's role in our lives. Prerequisite: BITH 315 or 374. (2 credits)
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2.00 Credits
This course examines God's saving action through Jesus Christ's work of redemption. The doctrine of salvation considers the relationship between divine action and human faithfulness in justification and sanctification, and includes discussion of the church's ministry of reconciliation with a view toward forgiveness, justice, and hope. Prerequisite: BITH 315 or 374. (2 credits
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A survey of biblical, historical, and contemporary views of the origin and nature of Scripture, focusing on the issues of inspiration and inerrancy. Non-evangelical perspectives will be evaluated in the light of biblical and theological considerations. Prerequisite: BITH 315 or 374. (2 credits)
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3.00 Credits
A theological examination of the nature of persons with special reference to issues raised by modern philosophy and psychology. Prerequisite: BITH 315 or 374. (2 credits)
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A survey of theologians and theologies styled (usually by themselves) as "Postmodern", with attention to their corollary effects upon traditional Christian doctrines. Some assessment is also made of the terms "postmodern", "postmodernism", and "postmodernity", along with responses to them among evangelicals. Prerequisite: BITH 315 or
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3.00 Credits
An examination of the history, methodology, and content of Christian ethics with application to specific contemporary issues, which vary with each offering. Prerequisite: BITH 315 or 374. (2 credits)
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3.00 Credits
An introduction to the Roman Catholic Church, addressing the basic features of Roman Catholic culture, includes: the Catholic Imagination, Catholic Spirituality, and Catholic Devotion. This course also addresses distinctive characteristics of Roman Catholic doctrinal theology and ethics, including: the Church, Revelation, Holy Scripture, Tradition, Gospel, Salvation, Sacraments, the communion of saints, and Mary. Furthermore, students will be given the opportunity to experience and critically reflect upon the distinctive characteristics of Roman Catholic worship and liturgy. Prerequisite: BITH 315 or 374. (2 credits)
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3.00 Credits
A study of the major theological themes within the Old and New Testaments, based upon the biblical text and the writings of major biblical theologians. The course will also consider the historical development and interrelationship of these themes throughout the successive periods of biblical history. Prerequisite: BITH 325.
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