REQUIRED
COURSES
411 Historical Theology. A study
of the progress of the understanding of doctrine through the centuries,
as expressed in writings of individual Christians and in church
creeds. Two hours.
412 Church History I: Pre-Reformation.
From the close of the Apostolic Age to the Reformation –
A.D. 100-1517. The Church and Roman Empire; development of theology
and dogma; the Church of the Middle Ages; doctrinal controversies
and movements in religious life; the
Renaissance. Three hours.
413 Church History II: Post-Reformation.
From the Reformation to the present day. The forerunners, causes,
progress. Chief leaders, and effects of the Reformation; the Counter-Reformation;
Pietism and the Evangelical Revival; the Roman and Protestant
Churches in the nineteenth century. Three hours.
414 Modern Religious Problems. A
series of lectures showing the historical growth of the religious
problems of today and examination of biblical principles that
apply. Two hours.
415 History and Principles of Missions.
The biblical basis and conduct of missions; a systematic survey
of world missionary history; the missionary imperative, unevangelized
fields; the missionary problems of our day and the Lord’s
return as related to missionary endeavor. Two hours.
431 American church History. Development
of the ecclesiastical structure in the North American continent.
Special attention to the expansion of the reformation bodies in
the United States. Two hours. |
