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MASTER OF ARTS (BIBLICAL, HISTORICAL, AND THEOLOGICAL STUDIES) OLD TESTAMENT: ASHLAND CAMPUS Conspectus of Courses: 2 year program Year 1 (2012-2013) Summer IT 500 (Online)* 4 Total Credits 4 Fall Credits Winter Credits Spring Credits IT 500* 4 OT 511 4 OT 512 4 IT 502 4 IT 503 4 CT 601 4 OT 500 4 OT 501 4 OT 502 4 CH 500 4 OT 638 4 OT 639 4 Total Credits 16 Total Credits 16 Total Credits 16 Year 2 (2013-2014) Credits Fall Credits Winter Credits Spring Credits CT 602 4 NT 511 4 NT 512 4 SF Elective 4 CH Elective 4 PM 706 4 NT 500 4 NT 501 4 NT 502 4 OT 6xx/7xx 4 OT 6xx/7xx 4 OT 791 4 Total Credits 16 Total Credits 16 Total Credits 16 * IT 500 can be taken either during the Summer or in the fall of the first year. MASTER OF ARTS (BIBLICAL, HISTORICAL, AND THEOLOGICAL STUDIES) NEW TESTAMENT: ASHLAND CAMPUS Conspectus of Courses: 2 year program Year 1 (2012-2013) Summer IT 500 (Online)* 4 Total Credits 4 Fall Credits Winter Credits Spring Credits IT 500* 4 NT 511 4 NT 512 4 IT 502 4 IT 503 4 CT 601 4 NT 500 4 NT 501 4 NT 502 4 CH 500 4 NT 638 4 NT 639 4 Total Credits 16 Total Credits 16 Total Credits 16 Year 2 (2013-2014) Summer CT 601 4 Total Credits 4 Credits Credits Fall Credits Winter Credits Spring Credits CT 602 4 OT 511 4 OT 512 4 SF Elective 4 CH Elective 4 PM 706 4 OT 500** 4 OT 501 4 OT 502 4 NT 6xx/7xx 4 NT 6xx/7xx 4 NT 791 4 Total Credits 16 Total Credits 16 Total Credits 16 * IT 500 can be taken either during the Summer or in the fall of the first year. Refer to pages 195-273 for course descriptions. 179 180 Refer to pages 195-273 for course descriptions.
Learning Outcomes for the Master of Arts (Biblical, Historical, Theological Studies) in the Historical studies, Theological studies, and Anabaptism and Pietism studies concentrations. Graduates of Ashland Theological Seminary with this degree will be able to: Articulate and critically reflect upon their understanding of: CORE IDENTITY, rooted in Christ, as the source from which life and ministry flow. CHARACTER that reflects maturity in Christ. CALLING that is foundational for servant leadership in the church, community, and world. Demonstrate COMPETENCE in the disciplines and skills relevant to Christian ministry. Demonstrate knowledge of the content and scope of Christian doctrine. Analyze the contexts of historical or theological discourse. Demonstrate a self-aware, coherent, and effective historical or theological method. Formulate and answer significant historical or theological questions. Apply historical or theological insights to life and ministry. HISTORICAL STUDIES CONCENTRATION Church History Courses in the 96-hour M.A. (Biblical, Historical, and Theological Studies), Church History Concentration include: Church History Electives (8) 32 hours Elective in Ethics 4 hours Thesis Seminar (CH 797 and 798)* 4 hours *The Thesis Seminar is divided into two phases: the proposal phase (CH 797), a two-credit hour course taken in the winter of the first year, and the writing phase (CH 798), a two credit-hour course taken in the fall of the second year. MASTER OF ARTS (BIBLICAL, HISTORICAL, AND THEOLOGICAL STUDIES) CHURCH HISTORY: ASHLAND CAMPUS Conspectus of Courses: 2 year program Year 1 (2012-2013) Summer IT 500 (Online)* 4 Total Credits 4 Fall Credits Winter Credits Spring Credits IT 500* 4 OT 511 4 OT 512 4 IT 502 4 IT 503 4 CT 601 4 CH Elective 4 CH Elective 4 CH Elective 4 CH 500 4 CH 797 2 PM 706 4 Total Credits 16 Total Credits 14 Total Credits 16 Year 2 (2013-2014) Summer CH Elective 4 Total Credits 4 Credits Credits Fall Credits Winter Credits Spring Credits CT 602 4 NT 511 4 NT 512 4 CH 798 2 CH Elective 4 CH Elective 4 SF Elective 4 CH Elective 4 CH Elective 4 CH Elective 4 Ethics Elective 4 CH 799 4 Total Credits 14 Total Credits 16 Total Credits 16 * IT 500 can be taken either during the Summer or in the fall of the first year. Refer to pages 195-273 for course descriptions. 181 182 Refer to pages 195-273 for course descriptions.
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ASHLAND THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY 2012-2
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Scripture March 3 Online Registrati
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CORE VALUES Scripture Ashland Theol
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ASHLAND MAIN CAMPUS Ashland, Ohio,
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CENTERS The Cleveland Center Classe
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David A. deSilva Trustees’ Distin
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Douglas M. Little Professor Emeritu
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