Master of Theology (M.Th.)

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Requirements: To earn a Masters Degree, the student must have completed thirty-two (32) credits in a specific field of study and then write the Masters Thesis, eighteen (18) credits for a total of fifty (50) credit hours. One exception is the Master of Divinity (M.Div.) which requires (50) credits plus the Masters Thesis for a total of sixty-eight (68) credit hours. The student must have achieved an overall grade point average of 3.0 or higher on all courses attempted.

A-590-4  Biblical Philosophy

This course offers an introduction into the philosophical issues that faces all defenders of the Christian faith.

AB-500-4  Story Of The Bible

A popular account of how the Bible came to us.

AB-501-4  The Canon and Ancient Versions

A study of the various ancient versions of the Bible.

AB-502-2  The Canon Of The New Testament

A study of the elements, processes and methods involved in the canonization of the books of the New Testament.

AB-503-2  The Old Testament Canon and Apocrypha

A study of the Old Testament books and how they were selected for canonization.

AB-504-2  The Formation Of the Canon Of The New Testament

A study dealing with the various writings of the New Testament era and how the books became canonized.

AB-505-2  History Of Creeds and Confessions

This course deals with the confessions, creeds and statements of faith developed by the Church.

CT-501-4  Contemporary Theology I

The purpose of this course is to take a look at some of the critical issues in contemporary theology.

CT-502-4  Contemporary Theology II

A continuation of material in Contemporary Theology I

T-610-4  Biblical Prophecy

Covers the most important prophecies of the Bible and explains what is happening today.

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