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Bachelor of Theology

BTh Bachelor of Theology: BTh is an entry level theological diploma course where one learns the basics of Bible and Theology.
Admission Requirements You must be 18 years or older, with preferably 12 years of schooling. However, if you are 18 or older but you do not have the required schooling, you can still apply and we will give you additional course material to take care of the academic deficiency.
Time Available You have 2 years to complete the course at an accelerated pace. In case you fail to complete the course in 2 years, you can renew for up to three years on payment of an annual renewal fees.
Syllabus All the textbooks and reading-materials listed below are given via free downloads. You do not have to buy anything. Each numbered textbook shown below is a “Course Module” worth 1 to 3 credit hours.
Essential Apologetics Essential Apologetics is a set of course modules which every student of Trinity needs to study once. This means that whatever the diploma which you join, you need to study this first and then take other courses. Essential Apologetics is listed at the beginning of every diploma program to indicate that no student is exempt from studying them. You need to study them only once, even if you join multiple diploma programs.

Course Modules:

  • M01A1 Introduction
  • M02A1 Presuppositions
  • M03A1 History
  • M04A1 Canon
  • M05A1 Revelation
  • Readings (3 Documents)

 

  • M10A1 Intro to Tools
  • M10A2 Preparation
  • M10P1 What is Proof
  • M11A1 Errors of Interp
  • M12A1 Bible Difficulties
  • M13A1 Science Difficulties
  • M14A1 Propaganda Analysis
  • M15A1 Manipulation Analysis
  • M16A1 Manipulation Resisting
  • M17A1 Logic & Errors
  • M18A1 Debating Techniques
  • M19A1 Resisting Debate
  • M20A1 Leading Questions
  • M20U1 Using Apologetics
Apologetics

Course Modules:

  • BT001 Critical Thinking
  • BT002 Evolution 1
  • BT003 Evolution 2
  • BT004 Evolution 3
  • BT005 Creation
  • BT006 Faith&Reason
  • BT007 Divinity Of Jesus
  • BT008 Evidence For Jesus
  • BT009 NT & External Influences
  • BT010 Dead Sea Scrolls
  • BT011 Biblical Orthodoxy
  • Readings (2 Books)
Bible Study Methods

Course Modules:

  • BT020 Bible Study Methods
Bible

Course Modules:

  • BT022 Genesis
  • BT023 Exodus
  • BT024 Leviticus
  • BT025 Numbers
  • BT026 Deuteronomy
  • BT027 Matthew
  • BT028 Mark
  • BT029 Luke
  • BT030 John
  • BT031 Acts
Biblical Backgrounds

Course Modules:

  • BT035 Jewish Religious Sects
Canon

Course Modules:

  • BT036 Origin of New Testament
  • BT037 The Apocrypha
Essential Topics

Course Modules:

  • BT040 Doctrine of Hell
  • BT041 Ecumenism
  • BT042 Essentials Of History
  • BT043 Roots of Reformation
  • BT044 Worship in Early Chr
  • BT045 The New Age
  • BT046 Yoga: An Analysis
Foundations

Course Modules:

  • BT047 Foundations of Faith
Hermeneutics

Course Modules:

  • BT050 Hermeneutics 01
  • BT051 Hermeneutics 02
  • BT052 Hermeneutics 03
  • Readings (2 Books)
Theology

Course Modules:

  • BT060 Systematic Theology
  • BT061 Theology Proper
  • Readings (9 Documents)
Church History

Course Modules:

  • BT071 The Crusaders
  • BT072 The Apostles
Practical Work The student will have to develop and submit two courses of 6 to 10 lessons, similar to what can be seen at Apologetics Courses or Free Courses. They should choose the subject soon after joining Trinity.
   
   
   
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