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Foundations, Revelation, and God, also known as Systematic Theology I, introduces students to the discipline of theology: its importance, nature, and methodology. The course examines the primary source of theology: God’s self-revelation, both general and special. With these foundations laid, the course explores the doctrines of God and his relationship to the created world, both visible and invisible.

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Christ, Man, and Salvation, also known as Systematic Theology II, explores theological anthropology, hamartiology, christology, and soteriology. It examines mankind’s creation and nature and the consequences of the Fall. It explores the Person and work of Christ, including early christological controversies. It then considers the nature of salvation, its basis in the Atonement, and its application in the life of the believer.

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In The Gospel of John students will examine the story of Jesus through the eyes of a declared eyewitness. Attention is paid to the presentation, themes, and theological interests that are peculiar to this author in contrast with the Synoptic Gospels.

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Introduction to Missions examines the task that God has given his people to represent his kingship to the ends of the earth. The course examines the biblical foundation of mission, contextualization, the history of mission, missiological theory and strategy, and practical considerations in cross-cultural missionary work.

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