TTTH 717 - Theology of Human Nature Exploration of key areas relating to the nature of man from both a theological and psychological perspective. Includes consideration of the biblical nature of man in comparison to teaching theories of human development; the meaning and significance of man created in the image of God; the nature and dynamics of sin which lead to sins or psychological maladjustments; and the practical application of the above concepts to the areas of personal growth and discipleship, education and child rearing and church ministry. Team taught by faculty with strength in theology and psychology. Prerequisite(s): TTTH 512, or equivalent. Note(s): Elective. Unit(s): 2 - 3. TTTH 718 - Theology of Christian Nurture Designed for the student with background in the biblical and theological knowledge of soteriology. Consideration of the nature of personal transformation in regeneration, the means and dynamics of nurture including the relation of cognitive and relational aspects. Examination of the nature of spiritual maturity and its relation to psychological maturity and hindrances to growth. Team taught by faculty with strength in theology and psychology. Prerequisite(s): TTTH 512, 613 or equivalent. Note(s): Elective. Unit(s): 2 - 3. TTTH 720 - The Theology & Practice of Prayer A study of the biblical theology of prayer including its meaning, purpose and practice. Note(s): Elective. Unit(s): 2 - 3. TTTH 723 - Demonology & The Occult A theological examination of the nature and work of Satan and demons with application to the topics of demon possession, spiritual warfare, occultic groups, occultic phenomena and occultic practices. Special emphasis is placed on Christ as the Deliverer. Unit(s): 3. TTTH 724 - Eschatological Problems Typical exegetical and doctrinal problems in the area of Bible prophecy. Lectures, assigned problems with written and classroom reports, discussion and library research. Note(s): Elective. Unit(s): 2 - 3. TTTH 725 - The Dispensational System An intensive study of that system of biblical interpretation known as dispensationalism; its historical background, modern form and objections. Emphasizing primary theological and exegetical issues or disagreement between dispensational and non-dispensational positions. Note(s): Elective. Unit(s): 2 - 3. TTTH 726 - Cults of America The distinctive features of the cults of America with their significance in the development of religious thought and with particular reference to their treatment of the central features of orthodox Christian doctrine. Note(s): Required of M.A.(Th.) students. Elective. Unit(s): 3. TTTH 728 - Theological Systems Several major theological systems of thought emphasizing those within the Protestant perspective, but also including significant Roman Catholic and Jewish systems. Note(s): Elective. Unit(s): 2 - 3. TTTH 729 - The Theology of the Gospels An examination of the theological teaching of Jesus as recorded in the four gospel narratives. Special attention is paid to the chronological development of themes taught by Christ in the light of His presentation and rejection. Cross-listed: TTNT 755. Note(s): Elective. Unit(s): 2 - 3. TTTH 730 - Pauline Theology The main themes of Paul ΚΌ s doctrine from the biblical theological perspective. Cross-listed: TTNT 759. Prerequisite(s): TTNT 501- 502. Note(s): Elective. Unit(s): 2 - 3.
TTTH 740 - The Doctrine of the Atonement A study of the biblical meaning and significance of the atoning work of Christ including a survey of the significant historical interpretations of the doctrine. Note(s): Elective. Unit(s): 2 - 3. TTTH 751 - Theology of Mission An introduction to theology of missions that focuses on the biblical basis for mission. This study seeks to examine the motives, aims and methods of mission from both the Hebrew Bible and the New Testament. Unit(s): 3. TTTH 761 - Directed Study Supervised reading and research in selected areas of systematic or biblical theology. Note(s): Elective. Unit(s): 1 - 4. TTTH 771 - Theology Seminar The study of selected areas of systematic or biblical theology. Note(s): May be repeated for credit with different content. Elective. Unit(s): 1 - 4. TTTH 781 - Legal Evidence & Apologetics An exploration of legal reasoning, legal evidence, and legal advocacy tactics with respect to how these concepts and methods may be employed in polemical theology and apologetics. Unit(s): 3. TTTH 782 - Theology of Church & State A theological examination of the relationship between the church and the state. Also an analysis of the jurisprudence and case law related to the Establishment and Free Exercise Clauses of the U.S. Constitution. Unit(s): 3. TTTH 806 - Theology Seminar Selected problems in the fields of systematic or biblical theology. Note(s): Elective for Th.M. students. Unit(s): 1 - 4. TTTH 817 - Advanced Ecclesiology An intensive study of significant aspects of the church related to its nature, purpose and organization. Particular attention directed to current problem areas. Prerequisite(s): TTTH 614 or the equivalent in ecclesiology. Note(s): Elective for Th.M. students. Unit(s): 3. TTTH 829 - The Doctrine of the Kingdom An investigation into the meaning and purpose of the Kingdom of God and its progressive development within history. The course includes discussion of historical and contemporary theological positions with emphasis upon the biblical teaching in its historical framework. Note(s): Elective for Th.M. students. Unit(s): 3. TTTH 880 - Directed Research Supervised research in selected areas of theology. Note(s): Elective for Th.M. students. Unit(s): 1 - 3. TTTH 891 - Research Seminar Discussion and application of the central areas of theology research and related fields of study. Instruction in research methodology, including the identification of a problem, the steps taken to resolve it and writing the results. Fee: $50. Unit(s): 3. TTTH 892 - Research Seminar Discussion and application of the central areas of theology research and related fields of study. Instruction in research methodology, including the identification of a problem, the steps taken to resolve it and writing the results. Note(s): Second semester taken to continue research in an area of interest. Unit(s): 2.
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