DRE (Doctor of Religious Education)

Academic Program: DRE (Doctor of Religious Education)

Purpose: This program is for those who wish to opt for a very thorough study and specialization in Christian Education. This program is one of the heaviest in workload among all our doctoral programs. The program is suitable for those who plan to make Biblical Education and Training a major part of their ministry.

Qualification For Admission: An earned Master of Religious Education from any standard seminary. Those with a secular masters degree plus some background in theology can also apply, provided they realize that they will have to take up extra course-work to fill in for their deficiency in Education.

Subjects: The subjects you need to study are listed below. Each subject shown below is a ‘module’ and each module is 1 credit hour. Practical work is 6 credit hours, and thesis is 16 credit hours. The total is 80 credit hours of work. Text material is supplied free by us via downloads.

Time Allocated: You need to complete the program in 2 years. You can extend it for any number of years by paying an yearly extension fees.

Essential Apologetics
01    M01A1    Introduction
02    M02A1    Presuppositions
03    M03A1    History
04    M04A1    Canon
05    M05A1    Revelation
06    M10A1    Introduction to tools of Apologetics
07    M10A2    Preparation to become an apologist
08    M10P1    What is proof
09    M11A1    Errors of Interpretation
10    M12A1    Bible Difficulties
11    M13A1    Science difficulties
12    M14A1    Propaganda Analysis
13    M15A1    Manipulation analysis
14    M16A1    Manipulation resisting
15    M17A1    Logic and Errors
16    M18A1    Debating Techniques
17    M19A1    Resisting debate
18    M20A1    Leading Questions
19    M20U1    Using Apologetics
General Apologetics
20    DRE001   Current Issues
21    DRE002   Atheism
22    DRE003   Case for Christianity

Bible and Theology
23    DRE011   History of the Bible
24    DRE012   Canon and Authority
25    DRE013   Justification by faith
26    DRE014   Introduction to NT theology
27    DRE015   Sola Scriptura
Essential Topics
28    DRE021   Culture
29    DRE022   Human mind
30    DRE023   Political Philosophy
31    DRE024   Liberalism
32    DRE025   Fatherhood
33    DRE026   Analysis of Media
34    DRE027   Christian Integrity

Education
35    DRE031   Philosophy of Education
36    DRE032   Christian Education
37    DRE033   Studies in Christian Education
38    DRE034   Bible in Education
39    DRE035   Current Theories of Education
40    DRE036   Teaching to Read
41    DRE037   Special Education
42    DRE038   Technology and Education I
43    DRE039   Technology and Education II
Bible Teaching Methods
44    DRE041   Teaching Methods
45    DRE042   Hermeneutics
Print Communication
46    DRE061   Writing Basics I
47    DRE062   Writing Basics II
48    DRE063   Effective Writing

Ethics And WorldView
49    DRE070   Ethics I
50    DRE071   Ethics II
51    DRE072   Christian WorldView

Cult Communication Studies
52    DRE081   Introduction to Cults
53    DRE082   Cult Characteristics
54    DRE083   Cult Classification
55    DRE084   Christian Cults
56    DRE085   Occult Cults
57    DRE086   Why do Cults Attract
58    DRE087   Resist Cults

Practical Work
59    DREPR    Course Development
60    DRETH    Thesis

       

 

 

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