Chaplaincy Module 7 (PHD407)
36 university credits

This course offers an in-depth study of Christian theology, apologetics, and missions, covering key topics such as the Protestant Reformation, cross-cultural evangelism, the Great Commission, and foundational doctrines like the nature of God and Christ. It also addresses apologetics, universal myths from a biblical perspective, and the relationship between faith and knowledge, preparing students to engage with contemporary theological issues and participate in global mission work.

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Unit I. Protestant Reformation (3 Credits)

• The Life and Influence of Martin Luther

• The Role of the Printing Press in the Reformation

• Key Figures in the Protestant Reformation

Unit II. Missiology II. Cross-Cultural Missions (3 Credits)

• Principles of Cross-Cultural Evangelism

• The Challenges of Cross-Cultural Missions in the 21st Century

• Building Relationships in Missionary Work

Unit III. Christian Apologetics (3 Credits)

• Defending the Faith: Methods and Approaches

• The Existence of God: Philosophical and Theological Arguments

• Addressing Modern Objections to Christianity

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Unit IV. Christian Theology / The Great Commission (3 Credits)

• Understanding the Great Commission: Its Biblical Roots

• Theological Implications of Evangelism and Missions

• The Role of the Church in Fulfilling the Great Commission

Unit V. Theology: Biblical Foundations (3 Credits)

• An Introduction to Biblical Hermeneutics

• The Authority of Scripture in Christian Theology

• The Structure and Purpose of the Bible

Unit VI. Theology: Existence of God (3 Credits)

• Classical Arguments for the Existence of God

• The Problem of Evil and the Existence of God

• Natural Theology and Divine Revelation

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Unit VII. Christology (3 Credits)

• The Nature of Christ: Fully God and Fully Man

• The Incarnation: Its Significance in Christian Faith

• Christ’s Atonement and Its Impact on Salvation

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Unit VIII. Fundamentals of Christian Theology 1 (3 Credits)

• The Doctrine of the Trinity

• The Nature of God in Christian Theology

• The Fall of Man and the Need for Redemption

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Unit IX. Fundamentals of Theology (3 Credits)

• The Doctrine of Creation and God’s Sovereignty

• Revelation: General and Special Revelation

• Salvation and Justification in Christian Theology​

Unit X. Theology: Angels / Angelology (3 Credits)

• The Biblical Understanding of Angels

• The Role of Angels in God's Plan of Salvation

• Fallen Angels and the Doctrine of Demons

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Unit XI. Universal Myths and Legends: A Biblical Perspective (3 Credits)

• Comparative Analysis of Creation Myths in World Religions

• Biblical Truths vs. Myths and Legends

• The Role of Myths in Shaping Cultures and Beliefs

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Unit XII. Epistemology and Christian Faith (3 Credits)

• The Relationship Between Faith and Reason

• Knowledge and Truth in Christian Epistemology

• Christian Perspectives on Scientific Discovery and Faith