THEO 500
Systematic Theology Overview
Course Description
Gain an introductory grasp of the central doctrines and tasks of Christian theology. Learn to think doctrinally while situating theology within the industrialized West's post-Christian context. Reflect on Christianity's central doctrines in relation to a contemporary society constituted by deep pluralisms, where the logic of Christian thought and praxis are often influenced by political ideologies and superficial doctrinal understandings. From here, develop a rich missional fidelity that will shape your life in the world.
Note: This course is available for 1-2 credits and to audit under the title THEO 501: Christian Theology: An Introduction.
Assignments for this course will be marked by a qualified grader. Dr. McGrath will be joining live via Zoom for the class sessions and interactions, but students are still welcome and encouraged to join us onsite.
| Dates | Jun 26–Jun 30 |
| Days & Times |
Mon, Tue, Wed, Thur, Fri 8:30AM–11:30AM |
| Format | Onsite/Online |
| Credit Hours | 3 |
| Audit Hours | No audit available |
Faculty
Notes
Course information sheets will be posted here soon.
Additional Info
Prerequisites
There are no prerequisites for this course.
“What I love about Regent is that it’s a place for people who have questions about their ordinary lives. Not just academic theological questions, but questions about what it means to live the good life or be faithful. Not just a space for heady conversations but a place to wrestle with faith and a place where they can belong.” — Vivian Lee (MATS student)