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Advanced Systematic Theology
This advanced course explores the deepest dimensions of Christian doctrine, engaging the student in rigorous theological reflection on the nature of God, the person and work of Christ, the role of the Holy Spirit, the doctrine of salvation, the life and mission of the Church, and eschatology. Drawing from Advanced Systematic Theology by Dr. Ludie L. Hoffman, students will critically examine classical and contemporary issues while forming a robust and faithful theological framework. This course is designed for doctoral students committed to deepening their understanding of biblical doctrine in a changing world.
COURSE SYLLABUS
Course Title: Advanced Systematic Theology
Degree Level: Doctorate
Credit Hours: 3
Instructor: Dr. Ludie L. Hoffman
Course Objectives:
Articulate the foundational doctrines of the Christian faith
Analyze heretical teachings in contrast to orthodoxy
Defend the Christian worldview in academic and ministry settings
Apply theological truths in personal formation and public ministry
Course Outline (7 Weeks):
The Doctrine of God (Theology Proper)
The Trinity and Historical Heresies
Christology and the Incarnation
Pneumatology: The Holy Spirit
Soteriology: The Doctrine of Salvation
Ecclesiology and Sacraments
Eschatology and the End of All Things
Required Text:
Advanced Systematic Theology by Dr. Ludie L. Hoffman
Assignments:
Weekly readings and reflections
Discussion participation
Final exam (25-question quiz)
Final doctrinal dissertation (minimum 10,000 words)
Grading Breakdown:
Participation: 20%
Reading Reflections: 20%
Quiz: 20%
Final Dissertation: 40%
Graduation Requirements:
Completion of all doctoral program coursework
Approval of dissertation
Graduation petition submitted via student portal
Must meet academic and spiritual integrity standards
