The purpose of the Historical-Theological courses is to enable the Christian minister to understand the historical contents of the Christian faith an their implications for the ever-changing cultural context. 

Courses in this category includes, but not limited to: Philosophy, Ethics, Church History, and Theology.

This course is an introduction to the problems of theological inquiry through which major Christian doctrines are interpreted and correlated into constituent parts of a coherent system of theology.

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This course is a survey of the history of Baptists from their seventeenth-century origins to the present. This course also studies the distinctive that marks the Baptist faith.


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This course is a study of the biblical roots and development of Christian worship; an analysis of worship patterns and worship themes with an emphasis on harmonizing the worship experience of a community.