The Bachelor of Arts in Biblical and Theological Studies equips students with the exegetical and theological knowledge and skills needed to interpret the Bible faithfully in a contemporary context.
Objectives:
Upon graduating from the program, students should be able to:
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Interpret Scripture accurately in its literary, canonical, and historical context using the inductive Bible study method.
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Articulate the overarching narrative and unifying themes of Scripture.
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Address contemporary challenges and questions in light of Scripture and classic Christian teaching, particularly Wesleyan-Arminian theology.
MAJOR42 Hours
24 credit hours at the 3000-level or above.
Biblical Studies21
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Biblical interpretation electives6
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Old Testament book/corpus study3
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New Testament book/corpus study3
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Biblical studies electives9
Biblical Theology6
Biblical theology proper, biblical-theological approaches to select theological topics (e.g., sexuality), Christian hermeneutics.
Systematic And Historical Theology15
Systematic theology (for example: Systematic Theology I), historical theology (e.g., Survey of Church History I), systematic and historical approaches to select theological topics (e.g., holiness).
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