The purpose of the Associate Degree in Biblical Studies is to provide an introduction to the essential concepts of the Holy Bible. It compares and contrasts the books of the Old Testament and the New Testament. It further examines various themes, patterns, and context of biblical historic events. The following is a sample of course requirements for the program that must be completed with a grade of C - or better in order to successfully complete the program:
Course Number Course Name Credit Value
- THE106 Contemporary Theological Controversies 4
- BIB218 Christian Ethics and Law 4
- BIB340 Biblical Hermeneutics 4
- TEA102 Teaching and Learning Styles 4
- COM104* Intro to Interpersonal Comm. And Public Speaking 4
- BIB101 Biblical Overview 4
- BIB105 Spiritual Development and Growth 4
- BIB110 Major Biblical Themes & Link Analysis 1 4
- BIB210 Major Biblical Themes & Link Analysis 2 4
- BIB215 The Rapture and Great Tribulation 4
- THE101 Intro to Theology 4
- THE202 Old Testaments Theology 4
- THE303 New Testament Theology 4
- COMP102 Comparative Analysis: Teaching and Practical Living of Christ 4
- BIB418 The Reformation 4
TOTAL 64
