HISTORY STUDIES

HI 101 – Western Civilization I
Not available at time of catalog printing. May be prepared before the end of this catalog period. Students needing it should take it from their local community college and transfer credit.
(3 credits)

HI 102 – Western Civilization II
(see HI 101).
(3 credits)

HI 122 – Ancient History
From earliest recorded accounts and oral traditions to the great ancient civilizations, early mankind is studied. Oriental, Egyptian, Babylonian, Persian, Phoenician, Grecian, Roman and other peoples are considered, especially in Bible light.
(3 credits)

HI 201 – Church History I
(same as TH 201)
(3 credits)

HI 202 – Church History II
(same as TH 202)
(3 credits)

HI 301 – Revival History
A special historical focus on great sovereign works of God in His church and nations. Emphasis is placed on modern era great awakenings, lessons to be learned, and comparisons to Biblical revivals.
(3 credits)

HI 302 – History of Missions
(same as MS 102)
(3 credits)

HI 402 – United States History
A survey of the philosophical, religious, social, industrial and economic developments in the founding, growth and transition periods of the nation. Emphasis is given to significant individuals and the influence of the Bible.
(3 credits)

HI 403 – Baptist History
An analysis of the beginning and development of the Baptist movement including transition through doctrinal, philosophical and personal influences. Emphasis is given to Individuals and the role of Baptists in shaping society.
(3 credits)

HI 430-39 – Seminar in History
Students may take non-CTU history seminars with prior approval and specified reading and writing assignments. Especially appropriate when fill-in credit is needed.
(1 to 2 credits)

HI 450-59 – Project in History
Students may seek approval for specialized directed study in a history area. Especially appropriate when fill-in credit is needed.
(1 to 2 credits)