Engages both Old and New Testament theology, issues, and perspectives. Principles of biblical theology are learned via inductive projects. Special attention is given to progressive revelation, authorial diversity, and biblical unity.
Historical development of the formulation of the major tenets of Christian theology with special attention to councils, disputes over orthodoxy, and significant theologians from the close of the New Testament to the beginning of the Reformation.
A survey of Christian theology covering the Scriptures, God, Christ, Holy Spirit, man, sin, and angels. Emphasizes a systematic as well as historical and biblical approach to theology.
Considers major theological movements of the twentieth century and current directions. Contemporary ethical systems and issues are explored. Students articulate their own ethical system.