ACADEMIC PROGRAMMES

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COURSE DESCRIPTIONS

CHURCH HISTORY

Church History I: Pre-Reformation

A study on the history of the Church from the close of the Apostolic Age to the Reformation (AD 100-1517). Subjects covered are the Church and Roman Empire, the development of theology and dogma, the Church in the Middle Ages, the doctrinal controversies, the movements in religious life, and the Renaissance. Two credits.

Church History II: Post-Reformation

A study on the history of the Church from the Reformation to present day. A consideration of the forerunners, causes, progress, chief leaders, and effects of the Reformation. Other topics covered are Pietism and the Evangelical Revival, the Roman and Protestant Churches in the 20th century. Two credits.

The Bible-Presbyterian Church

A study on the history of the Bible-Presbyterian Church, with an emphasis on its denominational distinctives. One credit. Elective.

Modern Cults

A critical examination of the history and heresies of the major cults of the world today. Two credits. Elective.

Holy Land Studies

Whenever the Lord permits, a pilgrimage will be organised to the Holy Land. The study tour is 15 days long covering Egypt, Jordan, and Israel. A major project on the trip is required. Two credits. Elective.