THEOLOGICAL STUDIES

TH 101 – Bible Doctrine I
A general survey of Bible doctrine dealing with five of the ten major areas of systematic theology: Bibliology, Theology Proper, Christology, Pneumatology and Angelology.
(3 credits)

TH 101A – Theology Proper
An in-depth examination of God- His existence and sovereignty. The different views of God will be explored.
(3 credits)

TH101AE -Theology Proper
This ecourse is a full, in-depth study of the doctrin of God. The study will contain all of the attributes and appellations of God. There will be special emphasis on the sovereignty and tri-unity of God, and its effect on Biblical Christianity.
(3 credits)

TH 101E – Bible Doctrines I
This ecourse provides a study of the cardinal Biblical doctrines of the historic Christian faith. The student will be introduced to the doctrines of God (Theology Proper), Jesus Christ (Christology), the Holy Spirit (Pneumatology), Man (Anthropology), the Scriptures (Bibliology), and Salvation (Soteriology). Some forty other doctrinal summaries will be perused and put in proper perspective relative to major doctrines.
(3 credits)

TH 102 – Bible Doctrine II
-A continuation of the general survey of Bible doctrine with the second section of major areas of systematic theology: Anthropology, Hamartiology, Soteriology, Ecclesiology, and Eschatology. (It is suggested that TH 101 be taken first.)
(3 credits)

TH-102E – Bible Doctrines II
This ecourse provides a study of the cardinal Bible doctrines of the historic Christian faith. The student will be introduced to the doctrines of the Church (Ecclesiology), the Scriptures (Bibliology), Angels (Angelology, Satan (Demonology, and Last Things (Eschatology).
(3 credits)

TH 102-B or TH-103- Sin and Salvation
Examination of the doctrines of sin and salvation including the origin of sin and the full extent of sin and its effect upon humanity. By necessity it includes the doctrine of Christology as it relates to salvation. (It is suggested that TH 101 be taken first.)
(3 credits)

TH 201 – Church History I
A chronological study of Christianity from the first century to the reformation, with emphasis on important persons, events and theological trends affecting the direction and character of the church.
(3 credits)

TH 202 – Church History II
A continuation of the chronological study of Christianity, from the reformation to the present (Prerequisite: TH 201)
(3 credits)

TH-201E – History of Christianity I (Zondervan)
 This ecourse is a study of the Church from its inception at Pentecost to the beginning of the Reformation in A.D.1517. Foundational in the study wil be a concerted emphasis on the meager beginning in the upper room and the phenomenal growth from Jerusalem to Judea and Samaria and ultimately to the uttermost parts of the Earth.
(3 credits)

TH 201-02 – Journey Through the Ages “The Kingdom of God” (7000 Year Biblical Timeline)
A “Big Picture” overview of Biblical History, including people and events, from Creation through the End of Times (Genesis through Revelation) Blended with World Empires, American History- Presidents, Wars, Discoveries and much more)
(3 credits)

TH 301 – Biblical Theology of the New Testament
A survey of the development of God’s revelation in the NT and the identification of theological themes in both testaments with emphases of certain writers.
(3 credits)

TH 304 – Biblical Theology of the Old Testament
A Survey of the development of God’s revelation in the Old Testament and the identification of theological themes in both testaments with emphasis of certain human authors.
(3 credits)

TH 305- How The Only True God Is Revealed
(Internal Course Only) This study is an introduction to the several ways God is made known. God reveals Himself to mankind in order to guide us to faith and fellowship. The student will become familiar with the unique ways God reveals Himself to mankind.
(3 credits)

TH 310-Bible Interpretation (Hermeneutics)
same as BI 110.
(3 credits)

TH 321 – Biblical Evidences (Apologetics)
A basic survey of the Scriptural concept and methodology in the defense of the Biblical Christian faith, with special consideration of various approaches.
(3 credits)

TH 342 – Comparative Theology and Philosophy
An examination of various tenets and trends in secular and religious systems of thought regarding the existence of man and God in the framework of a world-view.
(3 credits)

TH 342E – Calvinism Exposed
This ecourse will revela some major teachings of Calvinism that are in conflict with Biblical truth. The main theme of this study will be Calvinism’s misrepresenttion of God. This course is also available as an external course, as well as an ecourse.
(3 credits)

TH 350 – The Doctrine of the Holy Spirit
A study of the Biblical doctrine of the Holy Spirit – the third person of the Godhead (Trinity). Emphasis will be on the person and work of the Holy Spirit, with the focus on the practical application in one’s life today.
(3 credits)

TH 355 – Angelology
A Biblical study of angels, both good and evil, and thier work in the world today, as revealed in the Scripture.
(3 credits)

TH 360 – Christian Ethics
An introduction of basic ethical issues and problems and their impact on the life of the believer in contemporary society.
(3 credits)

TH 365 – Spiritual Gifts
A survey of Biblical spiritual gifts. This course will study all of the gifts. As found in the Bible. Some of the gifts are timeless (continuous). Others are temporal (have ceased). The course will also allow the students to discover individual gifts and the application for daily living. (See also Biblical Gifts BI-126)
(3 credits)

TH 370- Ecclesiology- The Master’s Plan for the Church
A study of the anatomy of the New Testament church, including people, purpose and pattern of the church. The course will examine the offices of the church and the Biblical requirements for serving. A required course.
(3 credits)

TH 401 – Theology of Prayer and the Spiritual Life
A study of the Biblical bases and emphases of prayer and the foundational aspects of a truly spiritual life.
(3 credits)

TH 420 – Cults; Cults and World Religions
An introduction to the belief systems of prominent cults and religions that depart from Christianity including Christian Science, The International Church of God, Jehovah’s Witnesses, Mormonism, Seventh Day Adventism, Spiritism, Islam, or The Way International. Same as EV 420.
(3 credits)

TH-420 E – Cults and False Religions
This ecourse is a study of the many cults of the world. It is designed to present a straightforward approach to the apostasy and heretical teachings found in the world. Since there are a multitude of cults existing today, this course presents a digest of some major cults in an honest and informative way.
(3 credits)

TH 420-C – Is Islam Tolerant?
A study of Islam from its beginning 1400 years ago, noting the relationship to its surroundings throughout the world, particularly as it attains majority status. Explore the tolerance of Islam relating to its own adherent as well as other individuals and communities with different beliefs.Note the danger looming as the Muslims try to Islamize the world. (seminar)
(3 credits)

TH 425 – Trends in Modern Theologies
The student will study the trends and directions in today’s theological landscape. The course will analyze the Vineyard Movement, Process Theology, Secular Theology, Liberation Theology and Terminists Theology as well as several other contemporary theologies.
(3 credits)

TH 430-29 – 21 Judgments of Revelations Seminar
This study will cover the 21 judgments of the book of Revelation. Includes the 7 seals, the 7 trumpets, and the 7 vials of God’s wrath. This study will focus on the urgency to witness today.
(3 credits)

TH 430-39 – Seminar in Theology
Students may take non-CTU theology seminars with prior approval and specified reading and writing requirements. Specially appropriate when needing fill-in credits.
(1 to 2 credits)

TH 440 – Future Events
An in-depth study of the rapture, the tribulation, the millennium, the resurrection and the return of Jesus Christ.
(3 credits)

TH 440-E – The Panorama of Prophecy
This ecourse provides an analysis of the events of the last days (eschatology). The course contains a survey of Biblical prophecy from the pre-millennial, pre-tribulation perspective. All major eschatological events will be surveyed in chronological order. Each event will be referenced with the pertinent scriptural passages. The more important events will be analyzed with greater emphasis.
(3 credits)

TH 440-A – Panorama of Prophecy
An in-depth overview of every event in the Biblical text relating to the Rapture, Ruin, Return and Reign of Jesus Christ. A must for every Bible student that is serious about knowing Future Events.
(3 credits)

TH 441 – Cultural Reflections
A survey of cultural and historical events which have developed problems in modern society. The study is designed to focus on the Biblical answers and solutions to societal problems.
(3 credits)

TH 442 – The Role of Women in Ministry
The analysis of the Biblical text as relates to pastors, teachers and deacons in the New Testament church with special focus on women serving Jesus.
(3 credits)

TH 444 – Christology
This course is an in-depth course covering the Person and work of Jesus Christ. Who is Jesus Christ? The Biblical text dealing with Jesus’ virgin birth, His sinless life, His temptations, ministry, message, and His passion week will be dealt with. The student will be required to do extensive research on the Divinity and humanity of Jesus Christ.
(3 credits)

TH 450-59 – Project in Theology
Students may seek approval for specialized directed study in a theological area. Specially appropriate when fill-in credit is needed.
(1 to 2 credits)

TH 460 – Post-Modernism vs. Christianity
Today’s culture is in a major intellectual shift which will seriously effect the future of theology and the Christian Life. Post modernism designates this new mood. The study will focus on and attempt to define this ideology and present biblical objectives, doctrines and responses to this major intellectual, social and cultural shift.
(3 credits)

TH 470 – Future Millennial Kingdom
This course will introduce the student to the biblical hope of the future earthly reign of Christ. It will acquaint the student with the promises of God as relate to the future earthly kingdom of God.
(3 credits)

TH 535 – Walk Through The Bible
Seeing the Lord Jesus in All the Scriptures. The Divine Plan of Redemption as unfolded in the inspired Scriptures. The key to understanding the Bible is found in the truth about the Savior. The complete story of the coming of the Messiah will be revealed- the Central Figure of all ages and the certainty of things to come in the future.
(3 credits)