BA Major in Theological Studies

Program Requirements

Major in Theological Studies (42 credits)

18	credits: • THEO 201 Introduction to Theological Studies (3.00) • THEO 202 Introduction to Biblical Studies (3.00) • THEO 203 Introduction to the New Testament (3.00) • THEO 204 Introduction to Christian Ethics (3.00) • THEO 205 Introduction to Christian Spirituality (3.00) • THEO 243 Indigenous Spirituality (3.00)
3	credits chosen from the following courses in Old Testament: • THEO 301 The Pentateuch (3.00) • THEO 302 Historiographies in the Bible (3.00) • THEO 304 Prophetic and Wisdom Literature in the Hebrew Bible (3.00)
3	credits chosen from the following courses in New Testament: • THEO 311 John's Writings and the Apocalypse (3.00) • THEO 315 Gospels and Acts (3.00) • THEO 317 Paul's Letters (3.00)
3	credits chosen from the following courses in History: • THEO 206 Introduction to Christian Origins (3.00) • THEO 320 History of Christianity: The Medieval Period (3.00) • THEO 322 History of Christianity: Reformation and Modernity (3.00)
3	credits chosen from the following courses in Systematics: • THEO 212 Faith, Reason and the Religious Sense (3.00) • THEO 331 The Christian Understanding of God (3.00) • THEO 333 Jesus Christ in History and Faith (3.00) • THEO 337 The Christian Sacraments (3.00)
3	credits chosen from the following courses in Ethics: • THEO 351 Applied Ethical Issues (3.00) • THEO 353 Theology and Bioethics (3.00)
3	credits chosen from the following courses in Spirituality: • THEO 236 Spirituality: Personal, Social and Religious Dimensions (3.00) • THEO 242 Theology and the Arts (3.00) • THEO 245 The Creative Self (3.00) • THEO 291 The Icon: Theology in Colour (3.00) • THEO 347 Spirituality of Aging (3.00) • THEO 403 Ignatian Spirituality: Theory and Method (3.00)
6	credits chosen from any of the Theology Courses
	Note: With the permission of the Department, three credits in a cognate discipline may be substituted for a Theology elective course.

Notes

Students are responsible for satisfying their particular degree requirements.

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