الماجستير في القيادة التنظيمية

المواد الدراسية

اللاهوت النظامي 1 & 2

Systematic Theology I & II

COURSE DESCRIPTION

This course, the first of two in Systematic Theology, is a general introduction to the subject. It focuses on the nature of revelation, the development of the canon, and the doctrines of God, man and Jesus Christ.

COURSE RATIONAL

This course, along with Systematic Theology 2, is designed to give students a basic understanding of those Christian doctrines which are the fundamentals to orthodox belief and practice. A biblically grounded understanding of these teachings is essential to enable believers to recognize heresy and enable them to communicate Biblical truth to those holding other positions.

COURSE GOALS

Cognitive (Knowledge) Objectives

  • Understand the importance of Scripture as the basis of our knowledge of God. Particular emphasis is given to the nature of revelation, what is meant by the plenary, verbal inspiration of Scriptures.
  • Understand the Bible’s teaching on the Trinity and the character of God.
  • Understand the Bible’s teaching on creation and the providence of God.
  • Understand the Bible’s teaching on humanity, including the origin and effects of sin.
  • Understand the Bible’s teaching on the person and work of Christ.
  • Understand non-evangelical critiques of each of the above doctrines.

SPECIFIC COURSE CONTENT

  • What is theology?
  • Revelation as the source of our knowledge of God.
  • The development of the Canon
  • The doctrine of the Triune God
  • The Doctrine of Creation
  • The doctrine of man and sin (anthropology and hamartiology)
  • The Nature and Person of Christ

الزواج والعائلة المسيحية

COURSE DESCRIPTION

This course will focus on the processes of family growth and development as they relate particularly to the local church./1Special attention will be paid to the church’s responsibility for strengthening its family and the process of socialization will be integrated into a practical, working model for the local church./1The course is designed to provide the student with a theological basis for a ministry to the family, as well as a strategy for intervention into the family as a system based on these theological concepts./1Particular attention will be given to the place of the church in a counseling or corrective ministry to families and to the role of the minister in that intervention.

COURSE RATIONAL

In the Middle East, where cultural, religious, and societal dynamics play a significant role in shaping family life, the Christian community faces unique challenges and opportunities. The Christian Family Studies course is designed to provide students with a deep and nuanced understanding of the Christian perspective on family within the Middle Eastern context.

 

COURSE GOALS

Cognitive (Knowledge) Objectives

  1. Understand the biblical foundations of the Christian family.
  2. Analyze the historical development of Christian family values and practices.
  3. Explore the intersection of family, society, law, and customs in the Middle East.
  4. Identify and address internal challenges within Christian families.
  5. Evaluate external challenges faced by Christian families in the Middle East.
  6. Examine the relationship between the Christian family and the Church.
  7. Analyze contemporary issues affecting Christian families in the Middle East.
  8. Develop critical thinking skills to engage with complex family-related topics.
  9. Foster a biblical worldview in approaching family life.

 SPECIFIC COURSE CONTENT

  1. Theology of marriage
  2. Historical and Biblical Overview
  3. Family and Society: Law and Customs
  4. Internal challenges
  5. External challenges
  6. Family and Church
  7. Contemporary issues
  8. Additional notes

العهد القديم 1 & 2

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العهد الجديد 1 & 2

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لاهوت الإرسالية

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لاهوت وتطبيقات الصلاة

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تاريخ العقيدة المسيحية

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فن الوعظ

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الإرشاد المسيحي

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التلمذة

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القائد الخادم

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منهجية البحث

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الأطروحة الختامية

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علم التفسير

COURSE DESCRIPTION

This course is an introduction to early Jewish and Christian principles and methods for interpreting scripture. It is important for all contemporary Christians to recognize that Christians have attempted to interpret and faithfully follow God’s word since the coming of Christ. Many modern interpretations, both orthodox and heterodox, are rooted in ancient conversations. This course will give the student a wider view of biblical interpretation and hermeneutical practices that help him or her to wrestle with his or her own ideas compared with ancient ones.

COURSE RATIONAL

This course contributes to the student’s understanding of both the history and practice of interpreting the Biblical text according to various hermeneutical principles. It seeks to equips students to more accurately interpret and thus understand God’s word.

SPECIFIC COURSE CONTENT

 Part 1 Hermeneutics – Introductions

  1. Definition, hermeneutics through history
  2. Hermeneutics schools, interpretation difficulties
  3. The Bible as revelation

Part 2 Hermeneutics tools

  1. Tool 1: Context
  2. Tool 2: Historical and cultural background
  3. Tool 3: Literary background
  4. Tool 4: Keywords
  5. Tool 5: Additional aids: translations, commentaries

Part 3 The Application of the Hermeneutics

  1. Step 1: Collecting the data, outline of the text
  2. Step 2: The original meaning (then) and the meaning today
  3. Step 3: Practical response (application)

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