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COURSE DESCRIPTIONS
BI - Department of Bible
BI 102 - Principles of Interpretation (Hermeneutics)
An introduction to the different kinds of writings in the Bible and the approach to be taken in interpreting them.
How to Read the Bible for All its Worth - Gordon D. Fee, Douglas Stuart
GS Books, Hyderabad
BI 111 - Old Testament Survey
A survey of old testament books in their historical setting.
Introduction to the Bible - Abraham Christdhas
Theological Book Trust
BI 112 - New Testament Survey
A survey of the new testament books in their historical setting.
Introduction to the Bible - Abraham Christdhas
Theological Book Trust
BI 121 - Life of Christ
A study of the life and ministry of Christ based on the Gospel of Mark.
New Testament Introduction - Pheme Perkins, ST Pauls, Mumbai.
BI 122 - Pentateuch
A study of the first five books of the Bible with special emphasis on their theological content.
A Survey of Old Testament Introduction - Gleason L. Archer. Authentic Books, Secunderabad.
BI 201 - Minor Prophets
A survey of 12 Minor Prophets and their theological content.
Handbook of the Prophets - Robert B. Chisholm (Xerox).
BI 211 - Major Prophets
BI 222 - Pauline Writings
A survey of pauline theology with special emphasis on Romans 1-8 Chapters.
New Testament Introduction - Pheme Perkins, ST Pauls, Mumbai.
BI 101 - Synoptic Gospels
Synoptic Studies - A Primer. Vol.1 - Brian Wintle. Theological Book Trust.
BI 221 - Acts of Apostles
This is a study of the book of Acts focusing on the origin and development of the early church. It deals especially with the first century Christian strategies for evangelism and church planting. This course also gives considerable focus on Paul's missionary journeys and its present significance.
Acts the Church Afire - Kent Hughes
BI 301 - Johanian Writings
A survey of the Gospel and the letters of John with a view to discovering doctrinal truths and their relevance to the present age. Christology of his writings are the main focus of the course.
New Testament Introduction - Pheme Perkins, ST Pauls, Mumbai.
BI 302 - Daniel and Revelation
An analytical study of Daniel and revelation with consideration of the main questions of interpretation and application with the special emphasis on the eschatology of these books.
BI 311 - Hebrews and General Epistles
An analytical and expository study of the books of Hebrews; James; I and II Peter; I, II, and III John; and Jude.
New Testament Introduction - Pheme Perkins, ST Pauls, Mumbai.
TH - Department of Theology
TH 101 - Theology I
A succinct and systematic study of major doctrines: theology proper (the doctrine of God), bibliology (the doctrine of bible with respective emphases upon the holiness of God and the total depravity of man.
A Survey of Bible Doctrine - Charles C. Ryrie, GS Books, Hyderabad
TH 102 - Theology II
A succinct and systematic study of major doctrines: Christology (doctrine of Christ), Pneumatology (the doctrine of Holy spirit), and Angeology (doctrine of Angels) with respective emphases upon the holiness of God and the total depravity of man.
A Survey of Bible Doctrine - Charles C. Ryrie, GS Books, Hyderabad
TH 201 - Theology III
A succinct and systematic study of major doctrines: anthropology (the doctrine of man), hamartiology (the doctrine of sin), and soteriology (the doctrine of salvation) with respective emphases upon the holiness of God and the total depravity of man.
A Survey of Bible Doctrine - Charles C. Ryrie, GS Books, Hyderabad
TH 201 - Theology IV
A succinct and systematic study of major doctrines: ecclesiology (the doctrine of church), and eschatology (the doctrine of last things) with respective emphases upon the holiness of God and the total depravity of man.
A Survey of Bible Doctrine - Charles C. Ryrie, GS Books, Hyderabad
TH 311 - Introduction to Christian Ethics
An analytical examination of the alternatives upon which every man, consciously or unconsciously must base his mode of value judgments, moral decisions, and conduct including an evaluation of contemporary issues, practices, and problems.
Ethics - A Biblical Perspective - Emmanuel E. James. Theological Book Trust.
*TH 312 - Apologetics
A study of evidential and philosophical proofs of the Christian faith.
Christian Apologetics - Norman Geisler
TH 322 - Dispensationalism and Covenant Theology
Studies in classical and contemporary dispensational and covenant theologies with a view towards hermeneutical methods.
Dispensationalism - Charles C. Ryrie
TH 321 - Indian Christian Theology
This course introduces the students to the Indian Christian theological traditions and contributions beginning from Saint Thomas Christians to the present day theological trends of contextualization, addressing fresh and challenging issues of Dalits, Adivasis, women etc. The theological contributions of Nehemiah Goreh, Upadhyaya, Sadhu Sundar Singh, P. Chenchiah, V. Chakkarai, P.D. Devanandan, Swami Abhishiktananda, M.M. Thomas, S. J. Samartha, Raimond Panikkar, K. P. Aliaz etc are introduced to students.
HI - Department of Christian History
HI 112 - History of Christianity in India
This course covers the History of Christianity in India, its advent in the first century, its advancement in the midst of adversities and its unique impact in Indian society in the areas of educational and philanthropic activities. This course helps the students to understand the contribution made by Christianity towards the societal transformation and nation building of India.
An Introduction to Indian Church History - C. B. Firth.
HI 211 - General History of Christianity
A survey of the worldwide growth of Christianity in the Christian era.
An Introduction to Church History - F. Hrangkhuma
Theological Book Trust
RS - Department of Religions and Society
RS 212 - Major Religions in India
A survey of Hinduism, Islam, Sikhism, Buddhism, and Jainism.
A Study of Religions - Emmanuel E. James
Theological Book Trust
RS 311 - Contemporary Indian Movement
Modern Religious and Secular Movements in India - Alemaya Zachariah
Theological Book Trust
MI - Department of Mission Studies
MI 211 - Introduction to Missions and Evangelism
Biblical and theological basis for missions and contemporary trends.
MI 311 - Principles of Church Growth
An introduction to principles of church planting and church growth.
PR - Department of Practical Christian Ministry
PR 100 - Personal Evangelism
A practical study of the Spirit-filled life of the soul winner with an emphasis on Scripture memorization and the methods, message, and means of presenting the gospel to an individual.
Evangelism Explosion - D. James Kennedy. Tyndale
PR 101 - Church Tech
An introductory practical technology seminar on church lighting, sound, and live streaming.
PR 201 - Congregational Worship
A study on corporate worship in the church, discussing relevant Biblical principles and their application to practice.
PR 302 - Pastoral Care and Counselling
A study of the basic task of a pastor in his oversight and nurture if a congregation.
Pastoral Care and Counselling - William K. Kay & Paul Weaver, GS Books Hyderabad
PR 311 - Homiletics
Studies in the analysis, preparation, and delivery of expository, topical, and textual sermon material. Practical discussions on Bible study methods, the parts of a sermon, effective communication in preaching, and filing of materials.
How to Prepare Bible Messages - James Braga. GS Books, Hyderabad
PR 312 - Church Administration and Leadership
A study of the basic principles of management and leadership as related to christian ministry.
PR 322 - How to Plant a Church?
The Nuts and Bolts of Church Planting - Aubrey Malphurs, OM Books, Hyd.
PR 332 - Educational Ministry in the Church
A study of the principles of education and educational psychology as they relate to the ministry of teaching in the church.
GS - Department of General Studies
GS 101 - Basic Spirituality
This course is a study of the basics of Christian spirituality according to the principles and practices of the Bible. This course concentrates on Christian ways of improving ones spirituality through prayer, sanctification, spiritual warfare, corporate fellowship and disciplined personal and family life. The learners will also get an opportunity to integrate the principles of spirituality with the God given talents and ministry that they would accomplish them fruitfully.
Disciplines of a Godly Man - R. Kent Hughes
Disciplines of a Godly Woman - Barbara Hughes
GS 111 - Study Methods
A study of the methods and techniques involved in study, research, paper writing, and so on.
Optional Subjects
EN 101 - English I
The elements of the English language including English grammar, selected articles, essays, short stories are made use as exercises in comprehension and expression.
Easy Steps to English Grammar - P. V. Ramana Rao.
EN 102 - English II
Students are required to have special attention in the use of the English language, as well as assistance in the developments of basic research and writing skills.
Easy Steps to English Grammar - P. V. Ramana Rao.
GK 101 - Greek I
A beginning study of the vocabulary, forms, syntax, accent, and pronunciation of the New Testament Koine Greek with selected readings and translations from the Greek text.
An Introduction to New Testament Greek - R. A. Martin
GK 102 - Greek II
A beginning study of the vocabulary, forms, syntax, accent, and pronunciation of the New Testament Koine Greek with selected readings and translations from the Greek text.
An Introduction to New Testament Greek - R. A. Martin
GS 212 - Science and the Bible
A defense of the Biblical record of creation, the universal flood, and other topics under attack by secular science.
The Biblical Basis for Modern Science - Henry M. Morris. Master Books.
*SP 101 - Fundamentals of Speech
A study of fundamental speech skills that enter into all speaking situations. The preparation, arrangement, and delivery of appropriate and clear communication.