THEOLOGYProfessors Hinlicky McDermott, Wisnefske, Zorn; Associate Professor Maclean; Lecturers Benne, Brumberg, Delaney, Gunsten, Henrickson, Kelly, Lee The Theology major focuses on the Christian tradition, its history, the development of its thought, and its transmission. It is designed to prepare students for seminary, graduate studies, and other church vocations. A major in Theology requires the completion of 12 units (at least one of which must be non-Christian*) These include: Surveys (one required, and only one may count toward the major)
RELG 102 Christian Faith and Life Scripture (at least two)
RELG 111 Hebrew Scriptures History (at least two)
RELG 210 The Development of Christianity Theology (at least two)
RELG 220 Christian Ethics Advanced (at least two)
RELG 312 Topics in New Testament and Early Christianity Philosophy (at least two)
PHIL 213* Religions and Philosophies of India or Senior Thesis (one unit)
410, 411, 412 (1/2, 1, 1/2) or POLI 342, 343, SOCI 327, or some IL courses may be considered electives with approval of the department. Minor in Theology A minor in Theology requires the completion of seven units. These include:
Surveys (none required, and only one may count toward the minor)
Scripture (at least one)
History and Theology (at least two)
Advanced (at least one) Other units from among those listed above (with no more than one survey course) to meet the seven units required for the minor. POLI 342, SOCI 327 and some IL courses may be considered electives with the approval of the Department.
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