This course examines issues of theological methodology, and the character of God, the Trinity, creation, the nature of the person as image of God, divine decrees, providence, the theology of general and special revelation, and sin and the fall of the human race.We will critique alternative views, study exegetical issues, help students develop their own theological positions, and examine the relevance for life and ministry of each topic studied.

Introduces students to the task, resources, and method of doing theology, together with the doctrines of revelation, Scripture, God, creation, providence, the human person and sin. The course examines the historical context, biblical basis, and applications for life and ministry for the doctrines considered. Three hours.

TH 502 - Survey of Christian Doctrine II

Introduces students to the doctrines of the person and work of Christ, aspects of the plan and progress of salvation, the Holy Spirit, the Christian life, the nature and mission of the church, and general and personal eschatology. Issues of historical context, biblical foundation, and application for life and ministry will be considered for each doctrine.