Essentials of Christian Theology

This course takes a constructive theological approach, integrating Christian doctrine and contemporary theologies in the church.

Description: This course takes a constructive theological approach, integrating Christian doctrine and contemporary theologies in the church. It builds upon the student’s engagement with historical development of theology, focusing on the Trinity and key considerations in atonement and pneumatology. The principal goal is to reflect upon the normative sources for theology, with a view toward equipping students to engage their own denomination’s theological development.

Seminary: Portland Seminary at George Fox University

Science areas: History of science, social sciences

CHTH508 Essentials in Christian Theology (Lomperis) Fall 2021

 

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