2009–2010 Academic Catalog - Concordia University Ann Arbor

Concordia University Ann Arbor 2009–2010 Academic Catalog
Senior Project
GRE483 or
HEB483
Senior Project 1
1 credit
Greek Minor
—Liberal Arts, Pre-Law, Pre-Seminary Programs
20 credits
Required Courses
20 credits
GRE201A Elementary Greek I 4
GRE202A Elementary Greek II 4
REL242 Biblical Literature II-New Testament 3
REL356 Biblical World (w) 3
Upper Level Greek-GRE316 must be repeated three times for a total of 6 credits.
GRE316 Greek Readings (Repeatable) 2
Philosophy
The philosophy curriculum at Concordia is based on the mission statement of the university. Philosophy is one of
the fundamental disciplines in academia. It is that discipline which studies the most basic issues, and which also
ties together the other disciplines. It sharpens critical thinking skills and gives students an understanding of the
ideas that move society. The American Philosophical Association guidelines for philosophy majors emphasizes
that there are four different models for the teaching of philosophy: the historical model, the field model, the
problems model, and the activity model; all of which are utilized in the Concordia philosophy minor.
Philosophy Minor
—Liberal Arts, Pre-Law, Pre-Seminary Programs
21 credits
Required courses
21 credits
BIV111 Christian World View 3
PHI321 History/Problems of Western Philosophy 3
PHI322 Issues in Western Philosophy 3
PHI355 Argument Analysis 3
REL330 World Religions 3
REL430 Select Biblical & Church History Persons 3
REL441 Christian Ethics (w) 3
Religious Studies
Concordia University offers an inter-disciplinary major and minor in the fields of religion and philosophy. These
courses of study take into account the significant role that religion and philosophy have played in shaping the life
and thought of people in both the Eastern and Western world. They offer students the opportunity to examine
many of the religious and philosophical ideas that have motivated great movements and controversies which shape
the spiritual and intellectual framework of the modern world.
Religious Studies Major
—Liberal Arts, Pre-Law, Pre-Seminary Programs
37 credits
Religion Required Courses
27 credits
REL241 Biblical Literature I-Old Testament 3
REL242 Biblical Literature II-New Testament 3
REL321 History of Christian Thought 3
REL330 World Religions 3
REL356 Biblical World (w) 3
REL430 Persons in Bible/Church History 3
REL441 Christian Ethics (w) 3
THY301 Christian Doctrine I 3
THY302 Christian Doctrine II 3
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