Students in the Christian Thought major are equipped with the knowledge, skill, and character pertinent to detailed knowledge of the structure of Christian beliefs and practices, with advanced skills in personal and practical application of the principles and practices found in Scripture and in the theological heritage of the Christian faith, and with fundamental skills in research, writing and presentation of material appropriate to students’ professional goals.
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Minors
- Bible Languages
- Greek
- Hebrew
- New Testament
- Old Testament
- Religion
“The Christian Thought major explores the beliefs that make up a Christian worldview, and the intersection of that worldview with contemporary culture. Students receive a rigorous grounding in Bible, theology, and philosophy and explore the application of Christian beliefs to major issues of contemporary society. Apologetics and Christian witness in our postmodern society requires a relational, holistic, and missional approach. Our major enables and inspires students to construct a coherent Christian worldview and to live a compelling way of life that changes lives and communities.”
-Dr. Chris Vena, Professor of Bible and Theology
-Dr. Chris Vena, Professor of Bible and Theology
Program Layout
The Christian Thought major is a 126 hour program that includes 69 hours of general education courses (including 30 hours of Bible & Theology), 18 hours of open electives, and 39 hours in Christian Thought-specific courses. Classes include Ethics, Philosophy of Religion, Catholicism & Orthodoxy, Apologetics, and Modern Theology.
