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THE501 Bibliology

Anchor Christian U

THE501 Bibliology

This course provides an in-depth study of foundational topics in Bibliology, including the nature, method, and sources of theology (prolegomena). Students will explore key doctrines of revelation, focusing on the inspiration, authority, sufficiency, inerrancy, and canonicity of the Scriptures.

Credits: 3

Student learning outcomes

  1. Analyze the internal and external evidence for the reliability of the Scriptures.
  2. Evaluate the role of the Scriptures in the formation of beliefs, behaviors, and ministry philosophy.
  3. Demonstrate growth in personal love for the Scriptures and confidence in their reliability.
  4. Articulate a well-reasoned doctrinal position on the Scriptures, supported by internal and external evidence.
  5. Defend their doctrinal position on the Scriptures through written and verbal avenues.
  6. Demonstrate how the Scriptures impact personal transformation and practical ministry applications.