This is a systematic study of major Biblical themes in which attention is given to the way in which these themes unfold to form a coherent or unified system of divine revelation that extends from Genesis through Revelation. This course is a study of the life and teaching of Jesus as recorded in the four Gospels with special attention given to the emphases of His ministry. A survey of basic biological concepts and their application to human life and practical human concerns. Human anatomy and physiology are emphasized to provide an understanding of how the human body normally functions. Includes two lectures and one lab period each week.
Academic credit is given for chapel attendance.
All students are required to attend. This course is a comprehensive survey of the history of Christianity from its Jewish and Graeco-Roman contexts in the first century to the present, examining the development of the church s theology, organization, spirituality, and social impact. The emphasis of this study will be on the western church, but will include material from eastern and contemporary global perspectives. This course is divided into two phases. The first phase develops a theology of spiritual leadership, integrating biblical resources with healthy leadership theories.