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ttth 717 Theology of human nature .................................................2<br />
Exploration of key areas relating to the nature of man from<br />
both a theological and psychological perspective; the biblical<br />
nature of man in comparison to teaching theories of human<br />
development. The meaning and significance of man created<br />
in the image of God; nature and dynamics of sin which lead<br />
to sins or psychological maladjustments; practical applica-<br />
tion of the above concepts to the areas of personal growth<br />
and discipleship, education and child rearing and church<br />
ministry. Team taught by faculty with strength in theology and<br />
psychology. Prerequisite: TTTH 512, or equivalent. Required of<br />
reduced M.A.C.E. students. Elective.<br />
ttth 718 Theology of Christian nurture ............................................2<br />
Designed for the student with background in the biblical and<br />
theological knowledge of soteriology. Consideration of the<br />
nature of personal transformation in regeneration, the means<br />
and dynamics of nurture including the relation of cognitive<br />
and relational aspects. Examination of the nature of spiritual<br />
maturity and its relation to psychological maturity and<br />
hindrances to growth. Team taught by faculty with strength<br />
in theology and psychology. Prerequisite: TTTH 512, 613 or<br />
equivalent. Required of reduced M.A.C.E. students. Elective.<br />
ttth 720 The Theology & Practice of Prayer.....................................2<br />
A study of the biblical theology of prayer including its mean-<br />
ing, purpose and practice. Elective.<br />
ttth 723 Demonology & The occult...................................................3<br />
A theological examination of the nature and work of Satan<br />
and demons with application to the topics of demon posses-<br />
sion, spiritual warfare, occultic groups, occultic phenomena<br />
and occultic practices. Special emphasis is placed on Christ as<br />
the Deliverer.<br />
ttth 724 eschatological Problems ......................................................2<br />
Typical exegetical and doctrinal problems in the area of Bible<br />
prophecy. Lectures, assigned problems with written and class-<br />
room reports, discussion and library research. Elective.<br />
ttth 725 The Dispensational system .................................................2<br />
An intensive study of that system of biblical interpretation<br />
known as dispensationalism; its historical background, mod-<br />
ern form and objections. Emphasizing primary theological<br />
and exegetical issues or disagreement between dispensa-<br />
tional and non-dispensational positions. Elective.<br />
ttth 726 Cults of america ......................................................................3<br />
The distinctive features of the cults of America with their<br />
significance in the development of religious thought and with<br />
particular reference to their treatment of the central features<br />
of orthodox Christian doctrine. Required of M.A.(Th.) students.<br />
Elective. (Cross listed with TTPH 726)<br />
ttth 728 Theological systems ..............................................................2<br />
Several major theological systems of thought emphasizing<br />
those within the Protestant perspective, but also including<br />
significant Roman Catholic and Jewish systems. Elective.<br />
ttth 729 The Theology of the Gospels ..............................................2<br />
An examination of the theological teaching of Jesus as re-<br />
corded in the four gospel narratives. Special attention is paid<br />
to the chronological development of themes taught by Christ<br />
in the light of His presentation and rejection. Elective. (Cross<br />
listed with TTNT 755).<br />
ttth 730 Pauline Theology .....................................................................2<br />
The main themes of Paul’s doctrine from the biblical theologi-<br />
cal perspective. Prerequisite: TTNT 501-502. Elective. (Cross<br />
listed with TTNT 759).<br />
ttth 740 The Doctrine of the atonement ........................................2<br />
A study of the biblical meaning and significance of the aton-<br />
ing work of Christ including a survey of the significant histori-<br />
cal interpretations of the doctrine. Elective.<br />
ttth 751 Theology of mission ...............................................................3<br />
An introduction to theology of missions that focuses on the<br />
biblical basis for mission. This study seeks to examine the<br />
motives, aims and methods of mission from both the Hebrew<br />
Bible and the New Testament.<br />
ttth 761 Directed study ..................................................................... 1–4<br />
Supervised reading and research in selected areas of system-<br />
atic or biblical theology. Elective.<br />
ttth 771 Theology seminar ............................................................... 1–4<br />
The study of selected areas of systematic or biblical theology.<br />
May be repeated for credit with different content. Elective.<br />
ttth 781 Legal evidence & apologetics ............................................3<br />
An exploration of legal reasoning, legal evidence, and legal<br />
advocacy tactics with respect to how these concepts and<br />
methods may be employed in polemical theology and<br />
apologetics.<br />
ttth 782 Theology of Church & state.................................................3<br />
A theological examination of the relationship between the<br />
church and the state. Also an analysis of the jurisprudence<br />
and case law related to the Establishment and Free Exercise<br />
Clauses of the U.S. Constitution.<br />
ttth 802 millennial Views .......................................................................2<br />
A careful and intensive study of the three main eschatological<br />
views relative to the millennium; the historical and biblical<br />
strength of the premillennial system; consideration of the<br />
leading amillennial writings. A detailed analysis of the four<br />
positions relative to the time of the rapture; a biblical and<br />
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