Christian Theology II
This course explores key doctrines in systematic theology, focusing on sin, salvation, and the end times. It centres on:
- The doctrine of sin (Hamartiology)
- The doctrine of salvation (Soteriology)
- The doctrine of the end times (Eschatology)
Key themes include:
- The nature and origin of sin
- God's plan of salvation
- The future destiny of humanity and creation
The course equips students to understand and critically engage foundational doctrines that shape Christian belief and practice.
Course Description
This course provides an introduction to major theological doctrines including sin, salvation, and eschatology, examining their biblical foundations and theological development.
Course Objectives
By the end of the course, students will:
- Understand the doctrine of sin and its implications
- Analyse the doctrine of salvation and its theological framework
- Examine different perspectives on the end times
- Engage biblical texts supporting these doctrines
- Evaluate theological interpretations across history
Course Content
- The doctrine of sin (Hamartiology)
- The Fall and human depravity
- Election and predestination
- Faith, repentance, and justification
- Sanctification and adoption
- Perseverance and assurance of salvation
- The doctrine of grace
- Eschatology (Old Testament and New Testament perspectives)
- Apocalyptic literature (Daniel and Revelation)
- Millennial views and end-time interpretations
- Heaven, hell, and final judgment
Mode of Delivery
- Lectures
- Seminars
- Class interaction
- Group discussions
- Reading and assignments
Reading Materials
- Systematic theology textbooks
- Biblical doctrinal references
- Academic theological works on salvation and eschatology
Evaluation
- Examinations: 60%
- Coursework and continuous assessment: 40%
Weekly Schedule
| Week | Topic |
|---|---|
| 1 | Introduction to Theology II |
| 2 | The Doctrine of Sin (Hamartiology) |
| 3 | The Fall and Human Nature |
| 4 | Election and Predestination |
| 5 | Faith, Repentance, and Justification |
| 6 | Sanctification and Adoption |
| 7 | Mid-term Review |
| 8 | Perseverance and Assurance of Salvation |
| 9 | The Doctrine of Grace |
| 10 | Eschatology ? OT and NT Perspectives |
| 11 | Apocalyptic Literature (Daniel and Revelation) |
| 12 | Millennial Views and End-Time Interpretations |
| 13 | Heaven, Hell, and Final Judgment |
| 14 | Final Review and Examination Preparation |
Doctrinal summaries, theological explanations, and lecture outlines for this course are available as downloadable files. Materials include structured academic notes provided by the instructor.
Required Readings
- Systematic theology textbooks (provided by instructor)
- Biblical doctrinal references and scripture passages
- Academic theological works on salvation and eschatology
Media Resources
This section includes doctrinal teaching sessions, theology lectures, and eschatology discussions. Audio resources include recorded lectures and teaching sessions. These materials support deep engagement with the doctrines of sin, salvation, and the end times.
Types of Assignments
- Essays
- Theological analysis papers
- Scripture-based studies
- Class participation
Submission Guidelines
- Submitted via course platform or directly to instructor
- Accepted formats: PDF, Word documents (.doc / .docx)
Requirements
- Strong theological reasoning
- Proper referencing
- Clear doctrinal understanding
Academic Integrity
- Original work required
- No plagiarism
- Proper citation mandatory