TH 570: Graduate Theological Survey – 2025–2026

• 3.00 Credit Hours

• Online

Course Description This class introduces students to systematic theology and examines seven major doctrinal subjects in detail. Using Scripture as the primary authority in the study, this course will examine evangelical Protestant doctrinal positions, evaluate historic and contemporary points of disagreement, and provide practical applications of these doctrines.Course Objectives. As a result of completing this course, the student will: 1. Apply a systematic approach to answering the question of what the whole Bible teaches us today about any given topic. 2. Identify several key Old and New Testament passages that affirm and define the contours of evangelical Protestant theology. 3. Distinguish between evangelical Protestant theology and several other theological streams, including Roman Catholicism, Liberal Protestant theology, and Mormonism. 4. Produce a personal doctrinal statement, summarizing their doctrinal beliefs about the Bible, God, man, salvation, the church, and the future.