Systematic theology 1

Course Description
This course is a systematic study of the biblical doctrines of  Theology Proper, Christology,   and Angelology. It includes an examination of theological Prolegomena,   a study of the identity and works of the Triune God, of modern angelmania, and the reality of and the resources for spiritual warfare. Key concepts, issues, and the practical implications and integration of these doctrines in Church and Christian life are discussed.

Course Objectives
After completing this course, you will be able to…
1. Articulate the meaning of key theological terms including the nature and necessity of systematic theology and the significance of theological thinking and interpretation.
2. Define key concepts pertaining to theological Prolegomena, and demonstrate comprehension ofthe historical development of the doctrines pertaining to Bibliology, Trinitarianism, and Angelology.
3. Demonstrate comprehension of current interest in Angels, including spiritual warfare.
4. Articulate personal positions on these doctrines within the biblical framework while employing  proper theological method.
5. Define each doctrine covered under Bibliology, Trinitarianism, and Angelology with accuracy providing biblical support and identifying deviations from, or false expressions of these doctrines.
6. Formulate biblical answers to key theological questions raised by the church and/or the world that pertain to these doctrines.