Systematic Theology

Course Description

Systematic Theology is a full-year course that discusses doctrines central to the core orthodoxy
of Christianity. By the end of the course students will be able to:

• Articulate and defend the 10 major doctrines of Christianity.
• Develop a personal belief statement with regard to the 10 major doctrines of Christianity.
• Present their personal belief statement with regard to the 10 major doctrines of Christianity.
• Research the Bible to explore the theological implications of current events.

Materials Needed

• A modern English translation of the Bible.
• Introduction to Christian Doctrine (Textbook)
• Three-ring binder
• Loose leaf notebook paper
• Pens or pencils
• Access to a 3-hole punch, scissors, stapler, word processor, and the internet.

Class Management Policies

• School Policies (as delineated in the Student Handbook) will be enforced.
• Be in your seat at the bell.
• Be respectful of others.
• Be responsible for yourself/your work.

Grading Criteria

• Homework/Projects = 25%
• Quizzes = 25%
• Participation = 25%
• Tests = 25%
• Total = 100%