Doctrinal Foundations (Systematic Theology) (BC-104)

About This Course

In this course, we'll be studying the doctrines foundational for our faith in a systematic way. Systematic theology involves collecting and understanding all the relevant passages in the Bible on various doctrines and then summarizing their teachings clearly so that we know what to believe about each topic.

Every time a Christian says something about what the whole Bible says—like “The Bible says that everyone who believes in Jesus Christ will be saved”—they are in a sense doing systematic theology. In this academic setting, we will elaborate on the implications of these truths. This course aims to increase your understanding and knowledge of various doctrines, giving you a firm foundation upon which to build your life and ministry, and helping you confidently explain your faith to others.

What You Will Learn

Some of the main topics we cover in this course include:

• The Doctrine of the Word of God
• The Doctrine of God
• The Doctrine of the Trinity
• The Doctrine of Man
• The Doctrine of Salvation
• The Doctrine of Redemption, Justification and Sanctification
• The Doctrine of Christ and the Holy Spirit
• The Doctrine of the Church
• The Doctrine of Angels
• The Doctrine of End Times

Course Evaluation & Grading

Students will be given graded assessments during the Semester. Each of these assessments will be in reference to all content covered till that point in the course.

Frequently Asked Questions