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Intro to New Testament Theology – (TH 303)
Welcome & Introduction
Theology is a discipline that is very wide and covers many areas of study. No one can specialize in all areas of theology. Thus, we talk of a Biblical theologian, Professor of Historical, Philosophical, Systematic theology. New Testament is related to the other branches of theology but particularly more to Biblical Theology. New Testament Theology deals with only one part of the Bible. It employs similar instruments with Biblical Theology. New Testament is based on the New Testament. One fact of the Christian life is that the Bible is prone to different interpretations. This openness to different interpretations is responsible for the proliferation of churches. Equally, any study based on the Bible is subject to different structures and approaches. Thus, this unit exposes you to the differences among scholars on the subject of New Testament theology.
Credit Value
This course has a 3-credit hour value.
Course Textbook
- Course Curriculum
COURSE REQUIREMENTS:
- Read the required texts.
- Take all textbook quizzes.
- Write a term paper.
- Complete Final Exam.
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