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Available courses

Introduction to Church History

The Christian church is an evolving institution, which has constantly acted and reacted in terms of its own developing sense of identity, and in terms of its historical and social context. In this way, the theology and the ecclesiology of the church have come to assume their current shapes. This survey of church history introduces students to methods of historical inquiry and provides an overview of the church’s doctrinal and institutional evolution as a framework for other theological study and more advanced historical study.

Person and Work of Christ

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(The) Person & Work of Christ (UG: T7210B; Prerequisite: T7105 Intro to Christian Doctrines)

Christology & Soteriology (PG: T9210B; Prerequisite: T8105 Basic Christian Doctrine)

Jesus Christ is the most revered and influential person in the history of the world. But why is this? What can be known? Who is this Jesus? Who is this first century peasant Jew, whom the Christian Church affirms as fully human and divine? What did he do and why does it matter? Explore the Church's historical witness of who Jesus is and discern what this Jesus means for you and the Church today.

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Information for Faculty

Information for Faculty, including onboarding resources, Moodle instructions, Zoom credentials, and generic assessment rubrics.

Student Resources

Information and resources for all students, including:

  • orientation materials
  • templates for assessments, including essays and the cover sheets
  • extension requests for assessments
  • library resources, including electronic database login details
  • student handbooks
  • relevant student policies
  • grievance resolution.