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2012-2013 Undergraduate Programs
THE 3302 Theology 2: Sin and Salvation........(3)
Spring Semester
This course is the second half of an examination
of the theological truths of the Bible, during which
you will focus on the basic doctrines necessary
for a Christian worldview. You will examine the
doctrinal teaching of the Bible, supplemented with
insights from the theological reflections of the
church throughout its history and from contempo-
rary theological discussions. You will explore such
topics as: the benefits of salvation, the role of the
church and the doctrine of last things, with the
goal of helping you understand the greatness of
your salvation, as well as how that salvation
places you into a community of believers and how
it relates to God’s plan for the end of history.
THE 3710 New Religious Movements
and Christian Cults ..........................(3)
TBA
In this course you will explore the more important
pseudo-Christian cults — those groups claiming
to be Christian but deviating in one or more major
doctrines from historic orthodox biblical
Christianity. You will examine the history, beliefs,
practices, refutation of cultic errors and methods
of witnessing to the cultists.
THE 3720 Apologetics ......................................(3)
Fall Semester
Building on an understanding of basic philosophy
and worldview models, you will explore various
Christian apologetic responses in relation to the
areas of history, science and philosophy. In addi-
tion, you will include some study of the historicity
of the Scriptures with special emphasis on mira-
cles, the New Testament and the resurrection of
Jesus.
Prerequisite:
PHI 2110 or permission of the
instructor.
THE 3800 Theology of Leadership ................(3)
TBA
In this course you will analyze the qualities and
practices of the effective leaders in Scripture. You
will devise models of application based on princi-
ples of leadership in Scripture and other related
literature.
THE 3950 Faculty Directed Study in
Theology ........................................(1-6)
Upon Request
This is an independent study available to juniors
and seniors by special arrangement with the
instructor. Consult with your academic advisor.
THE 4110 Senior Doctrine Seminar ................(1)
TBA
In this course you will demonstrate and refine
your ability to articulate major principles of biblical
orthodoxy and personal doctrinal convictions
through answering a comprehensive doctrinal
questionnaire.
THE 4140 Ethics and Sanctification ..............(3)
Fall and Spring Semesters
In this systematic study you will explore God’s
revelation of ideal conduct in personal and social
relationships, God’s plan and provision for reach-
ing that ideal and man’s responsibility in appropri-
ating God’s provision. You will also spend time in
a practical study of contemporary ethical prob-
lems and specifics of Christian living.
Prerequisites:
BIB 1114, BIB 1120.
YOUTH MINISTRY, FAMILY AND CULTURE
YOU 2110 Foundations of Youth Ministry ......(3)
Spring Semester
This course offers you an introduction to minister-
ing to youth in today’s culture. You will study the
fundamentals of youth ministry in a variety of set-
tings, as well as an overview of adolescent devel-
opment and a survey of careers in youth ministry.
YOU 2410 First Aid and CPR Certification......(1)
Spring Semester
In this course you will focus on primary care
through a combination of knowledge develop-
ment, skill development and realistic scenario
practice to make sure you have the confidence to
provide care when emergency situations arise. A
$100 activity fee is charged for course materials
and certification fee.
YOU 2411 Rock Climbing Skills........................(1)
Fall Semester
This course is designed to introduce you to tech-
nical rock climbing and to provide you with the
skills and knowledge to safely participate, teach