Systematic Theology II: God, The Bible, and Sin
What you'll learn
- Theology Proper, Bibliology, Anthropology, Hamartiology
- Students will learn about the study of God, the Bible, Humanity, and Sin
Requirements
- Systematic Theology I
Description
Understanding Theology from the Bible matters. Everyone is a theologian because everyone has thoughts about God. The question is, Are you a good theologian or a bad theologian? As followers of Jesus Christ, we have the opportunity to grow in our knowledge of the truth so that we might love the Lord and others more. This class, which is part of a four part series, is designed to give an overview of the theological truths that accord with Christian orthodoxy. This section will specifically address truths related to God, the Bible, Humanity, and Sin.
In this course, we will discuss arguments for the existence of God, examine passages of Scripture that tell us about who God is, begin to unpack the glorious doctrine of the Trinity, and examine how God works in the world. We will then examine the Bible: understanding it’s divine origin, its freedom from error, its sufficiency to speak to the most important matters of life, its ability to be understood, its authority over our lives, and its necessity for knowing God. Finally, we will look at humanity, as we discuss what it means to be created in the image of God, as we hear from God what our purpose in life is, and we will see how we have tragically fallen short of that purpose because of sin.
Who this course is for:
- People who want to learn about God.
- People who are interested in theology.
- People who want to grow in their understanding of Christian Theology.
- People who want to learn about Christianity.
- People who want to learn about the Bible.
- People who want to have a better grasp of biblical doctrines.
- People who want to learn about World Religions.
Instructors
- 4.8 Instructor Rating
- 510 Reviews
- 1,649 Students
- 7 Courses
Cody Podor holds a Ph.D. in Systematic Theology, a Th.M. in Biblical Studies, an MDiv. and a M.A. in Church Planting and Evangelism. He is currently a Professor of Hermeneutics at Faith Bible Seminary, and he also teaches at Liberty University as Subject Matter Expert in Theology and Old Testament Studies. He has taught courses in Theology, Biblical Studies, and Evangelism in both online and classroom settings.
Prof. Podor has served in pastoral ministry more than 10 years and has a passion to see people in the local church educated and equipped for faithful and effective ministry. He has trained pastors and leaders from more than 20 countries.
- 4.8 Instructor Rating
- 374 Reviews
- 1,649 Students
- 6 Courses
Kayla Helmer graduated from The University of North Texas in 2010 with a BA in Spanish. Since then, she has taught students of all ages in a variety of settings, ranging from online, to at-home private tutoring, to home-school co-ops, to formal classroooms. She has taught Spanish, Latin, American History, Indiana History, Drama, and Speech.