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Theology Track

An in-depth study of Christian theology and how to defend the faith. You will gain a robust understanding of historical theology, systematic theology, and apologetics. Taught by seminary professors at an accessible level.

Teacher
Jeff Bakos
8 students enrolled

An in-depth study of Christian theology and how to defend the faith. You will gain a robust understanding of historical theology, systematic theology, and apologetics.

Many Christians only have a superficial understanding of their faith. This course will equip you with the knowledge, concepts, and confidence to understand, communicate, and defend the Church’s theology and beliefs.

  • Learn about early church leaders, their influence, and their teaching
  • Grasp how Christian history shaped the expression of our beliefs
  • Understand key Christian doctrines
  • Develop categories and language to describe God and His work in new ways
  • Understand how to identify and defeat heresies
  • Identify the foundational beliefs of different religions and how to respond

Reviews

The professors teach in such an engaging manner that this is a course for anyone with a desire for greater Biblical knowledge. I learned so much and actually looked forward to the early morning classes! I have my notes readily available in my library and have referred back to them.
Patty C.

1
The Doctrine of Revelation
2
The Discipline of Theological Studies
3
The Doctrine of the Word of God
4
Church Tradition
5
The Doctrine of God
6
Creation, Miracles, and the Unseen Realm
7
Anthropology: The Doctrine of Humanity
8
Hamartiology: The Doctrine of Sin
9
Christology: The Doctrine of Christ
10
Pneumatology: The Doctrine of the Holy Spirit
11
Soteriology: The Doctrines of the Application of Redemption and Union with Christ.
12
Ecclesiology: The Doctrine of the Church
13
Eschatology: The Doctrine of the Church and Last Things
14
Divisions of Historical Theology and Ancient History
15
Medieval Theology (590–1517 AD)
16
Reformation Theology(1517–1750 AD)
17
Modern Theology (1750AD–Present)
18
Reformed Theology
19
Wesleyan-Arminian Theology, Part I
20
Wesleyan-Arminian Theology, Part II
21
Eastern Orthodox Theology
22
Roman Catholic Theology
23
Theology of Evangelism and Missiology
24
Theology of Spiritual Formation
25
Political Theology
26
Pastoral Counseling
27
Methodology for Apologetics
28
Naturalism and the Supernatural
29
Objectivism and History
30
The Historical Reliability of the New Testament
31
Judaism
32
Islam
33
Eastern Religions
34
New Religious Movements
35
Apostles Creed and Nicene-Constantinopolitan Creed
36
Councils of Ephesus, Chalcedon, and the Athanasian Creed
37
Council of Trent, Heidelberg Catechism, and the Thirty-Nine Articles of Religion
38
Westminster Confession of Faith
39
Modern Confessions
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