The Master of Theology degree program provides the opportunity to acquier specialized knowledge in a chosen field of theological study and to gain and used the skills necessary for scholastic works and research in theology: on an advanced level. As a post-graduate degree, applicants for admission must have completed the Master of Divinity or its equivalent. This program assumes a certain degree of competence in the various fields of theology. Therefore, through the program an attempt is made both to integrate and to intensify the student's theological knowledge. This is accomplished through a greater use of bibliographical resources, methods and tools of scholarly research, and logical and critical writing.
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NT | 014 | Biblical Hermeneutics | 2 |
NT | 010 | Greek I | 2 |
ST | 112 | The Christian Mind | 2 |
PT | 152 | Theological Bibliography | 2 |
OT | 011 | Hebrew I | 2 |
NT | 012 | Greek II | 2 |
PT | 261 | Counseling Orientation | 2 |
OT | 012 | Hebrew II | 2 |
OT | 113 | Pentateuch | 2 |
NT | 113 | New Testament Interpretation | 2 |
CH | 112 | The Ancient Church | 2 |
OT | 013 | Hebrew III | 2 |
NT | 023 | Greek III | 2 |
OT | 211 | Historical Books | 2 |
NT | 211 | Gospels | 2 |
NT | 311 | General Epistles and Revelation | 2 |
ST | 311 | Doctrine of the Holy Spirit | 2 |
OT | 324 | Prophetical Books | 2 |
NT | 224 | Acts and pauline Epistles | 2 |
ST | 233 | Doctrine of Christ | 2 |
ST | 324 | The Christian Life | 2 |
TM | 101 | Dissertation | 6 |
TOTAL CREDIT HOURS | 48 |