Associate of Theology (A.Th.)

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B-100-4  OT Survey I

An introduction to the Old Testament from Genesis to Job. Special emphasis will be placed upon God’s promises and the early history of Israel.

B-101-4  OT Survey II

A continuation of Old Testament Survey, completing the Old Testament. Special emphasis will be placed on the prophetic utterances and their relationship to Christ.

B-110-4  NT Survey I

A Survey of the New Testament from Matthew to Acts with emphasis on the life of Christ, the early church and the society of the time.

B-111-4  NT Survey II

A continuation of New Testament Survey, completing the NT. Special emphasis will be placed on Paul’s life as a missionary to the Gentiles.

B-120-4  Hermeneutics

This course deals with the understanding of the different types of the literature (the genres) that make up the Bible. By learning the principals of Hermeneutics the student will also learn to do good exegesis of scripture passages.

A-220-4  Apologetics

A systematic defense of the essential teachings of the Christian faith.

A-230-4  Creationism

In this course the major arguments in favor of the creation model and those for and against the evolutionary model are examined.

M-430-4  Christian Ethics

The rights, responsibilities and problems of both students and teacher will be investigated and possible insights will be generated by the student.

Elective Subjects: plus 32 credit hours.