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CT 604 Race, Gender, Sexuality, and the Bible See course description under BC 604. CT 605 The Life and Thought of Martin Luther King, Jr. See course description under BC 605. 4 hours 4 hours CT 627 The Doctrine of the Church 4 hours A study of ecclesiology in the Scriptures, in Christian history and in the church today. Special attention may also be given to models of the church in contemporary theology. CT 607 Martin and Malcolm See course description under BC 607. 4 hours CT 611 Christian Theology for Counselors 4 hours This course is a survey of Christian theology for students in counseling. Building upon key themes in biblical theology, the course gives students an overview of Christian doctrine, with special attention to issues important in counseling, in order to equip students to think theologically in a counseling context. Counseling students may substitute this course for their theology core requirement. CT 613 Theology of World Mission and Evangelism See course description under MS 613. 4 hours CT 622 History and Thought of the Reformation 4 hours This course focuses upon the historic developments of the first fifty years of the century of the Reformation. The writings of some of the greater Reformation figures are studied to develop insight into their thoughts and to determine their views on various significant topics. The political, economic and social milieu of the period will also be scrutinized. CT 629 Church, Ministry and Sacraments 4 hours A study of the doctrine of the church, its ministry and its sacraments in light of Scripture, history and the contemporary milieu. Discussion of the church in ecumenical perspective will lead to consideration of baptism, the Lord’s Supper and ministry in recent dialogue. CT 630 History and Thought of the Christian Peace Position See course description under AP 630. CT 631 Historical Theology I See course description under CH 631. CT 632 Historical Theology II See course description under CH 632. CT 633 Paul’s Christian Worldview/Pauline Theology See course description under NT 633. CT 634 New Testament Eschatology See course description under NT 634. 4 hours 4 hours 4 hours 4 hours 4 hours CT 623 Theology of Luther and Calvin 4 hours This course will examine the primary works and writings of Martin Luther and John Calvin. The unique thought and contribution of each thinker will be studied in the context of the Reformation. Selected theological topics pertinent to each will also be addressed. CT 635 The Theology of the Apocalypse See course description under NT 635. CT 636 New Testament Christology See course description under NT 636. 4 hours 4 hours CT 624 The Doctrine of Christ 4 hours A study of the person and work of Christ that considers biblical, historical, and systematic formulations. Attention will be given to the implications of Christology for Christian identity, life, ministry, and witness. CT 625 The Doctrine of Salvation 4 hours A study of the doctrine of salvation in the Scriptures, in Christian history, and in the church today. Students will be encouraged to develop a theologically consistent and biblically sound soteriology and to consider the implications of soteriology for Christian life and ministry. CT 640 The Doctrine of the Holy Spirit 4 hours The course deals with the doctrine of the person and work of the Holy Spirit, biblically, historically and experientially. The work of the Holy Spirit is traced through the Bible and related to the church and Christian faith today. CT 645 Varieties of Early Christian Thought 4 hours A study of unity and diversity, orthodoxy and heresy in the ante-Nıcene church, beginning with the New Testament materials. 227 228
CT 647 History of Christian Ethical Thought See course description under CH 647. CT 651 Old Testament Theology See course description under OT 651. CT 652 New Testament Theology See course description under NT 652. CT 655 Life and Thought of John Wesley See course description under CH 655. 4 hours 4 hours 4 hours 4 hours CT 713 Major Modern Theologians 4 hours A presentation of significant thinkers who have developed understandings of God, Christ, sin and grace in the attempt of the Christian Gospel to speak with relevance to the modern mind. Theologians such as Karl Barth, Reinhold Niebuhr, H. Richard Niebuhr, Dietrich Bonhoeffer, Emil Brunner, Hans Kung, and Carl F. H. Henry will be examined. CT 714 Theology of Suffering, Reconciliation and Forgiveness 4 hours A study of the theology of suffering and pain together with the Christian response of grace and hope. Examination of biblical and theological sources such as the book of Job, Karl Barth, C.S. Lewis and Jurgen Moltmann. CT 680 Sociology of the Church 4 hours This course is a basic introduction to the theories of the sociology of religion and the church. The course considers the church as a social organization, its natural life cycle, and its leadership structure. CT 700 Polity and Ordinances of The Brethren Church 4 hours See course description under PM 700. Required of all Brethren M.Div. students. CT 701 Doctrine of The Brethren Church 4 hours See course description under PM 701. Required of all Brethren M.Div. students. CT 704 Doctrine of the ________________Church CT 705 Polity of the ________________Church 4 hours 4 hours CT 715 Contemporary Christology 4 hours An examination of the person and work of Christ as understood in contemporary theology. The study will include both Protestant and Roman Catholic thinkers such as Hans Kung, Eduard Schillebeeckx, Wolfhart Pannenberg, Karl Barth and Jurgen Moltmann. CT 728 Studies in Liberalism and Fundamentalism See course description under CH 728. 4 hours CT 734 Holiness of Heart and Life 4 hours The purpose of this seminar is to examine the Christian doctrine of holiness from the perspective of biblical foundations and historical sources, with special attention to the Wesleyan vision of holiness of heart and life and its application to Christian discipleship today. CT 706 Theology of Anabaptism See course descriptions under AP 706 4 hours CT 740 Contemporary Anabaptist Issues See course description under AP 740. 4 hours CT 710 Contemporary Anabaptist Thought See course description under AP 710. 4 hours CT 711 Contemporary Theology 4 hours Contemporary theology deals with theological concerns and ideas currently in focus in Christianity. Through introduction of leading theological thinkers, reading of significant recent writings and exploration of current theological ideas, it is hoped that the student will gain some grasp of theological thought from the time of the <strong>Theological</strong> Revolution to the present. CT 712 Contemporary Readings in Theology and Ethics See course description under CP 712. 4 hours CT 745 Eschatology in America 4 hours A survey of the significant eschatological views in America from the seventeenth century to the present. Consideration will be given to the historical roots of the views, the impulses which fostered their appearance, growth, decline and their impact on the broader life and thought of the Christian church. CT 750 Thought and Spirit of Pietism See course description under AP 750. 4 hours CT 753 Theology of a Selected Writer 4 hours The person, works and topics to be studied will be announced. This course will focus on the life, thought, perspective and contribution of the particular thinker chosen. 229 230
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