Ways of Thinking 

Theological Inquiry (three credits)

Theological inquiry is the study of theological texts, associated narratives, varied textual interpretations, and the resulting theological doctrines. 

1.  Demonstrate knowledge of faith perspectives learned through history, practices, and sacred, foundational texts. 
2.  Connect these sacred and foundational texts to doctrinal practices. 

Theological Inquiry course guidelines

Analysis  

1. Every T.I. course will require the students to take a pre-test [part of Week One] and a post-test, embedded in the Course Final exam 

2. Each course will require the reading and analysis of no less than 2 books, not including the Bible 

Writing 

1. All unit tests will include essay questions 

2. All 300/400 level courses will require a 8-12 pg. research paper 

Oral Presentations  

1. Every T.I course will include small group discussion and every student will have the opportunity to lead their group. 

2. All 300/400 level courses will require a major (10-15 minute) presentation  

 

Approved TI courses (registrar's office link)