Academic Program: ThD (Doctor of Christian Theology)
Purpose: This program is for those who wish to opt for a very thorough study and specialization in Christian Theology. 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 Theology a major part of their ministry.
Qualification For Admission: An earned master of Theology 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 theology.
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 4 credit hours, and thesis is 12 credit hours. The total is 90 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 to Apologetics
02 M02A1 Presuppositions
03 M03A1 History
04 M04A1 Canon
05 M05A1 Revelation
06 M10A1 Introduction to tools
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 THD01 Jesus and History
21 THD02 Bible Difficulties
22 THD03 Introduction to logic II
23 THD03B Logic and analysis
24 THD04 Christianity and contemporary attacks
25 THD05 Theism and open theism
26 THD06 Christianity and culture
27 THD07 Epistemology
28 THD08 Presuppositionalism Introduction
29 THD09 Contemporary debates
30 THD10 Trinity and Contextualization
31 THD11 Uniqueness of bible
32 THD12 Evolution
Bible
33 THD21 Bible as Scripture
34 THD22 History of the bible
35 THD25 Haggai
36 THD26 Zechariah
37 THD31 Sermon on the Mount
38 THD32 Romans
39 THD33 Philippians
40 THD34 Christology of Epistles
Hermeneutics
41 THD40 Inductive bible study
42 THD41 Exegesis
43 THD42 Parables I
44 THD43 Parables II
45 THD44 Dispensational hermeneutics
46 THD45 Rapture and Revelation
47 THD46 Homiletics
Issues
48 THD51 Christian faith and freedom
49 THD52 Pornography and society
50 THD53 Modern theology of God
51 THD54 Christ and culture
52 THD55 Theological foundation of law
Philosophy
53 THD61 Introduction to philosophy
54 THD62 Evangelicalism and Philosophy
55 THD63 Theism
56 THD64 God and Evil
57 THD65 Paganism and Christian faith
58 THD66 Philosophy and pornography
59 THD67 Christian philosophy of Science
Religion
60 THD71 Christianity
61 THD72 The Bible
62 THD73 Islam and Quran
Theology
63 THD80 Systematic theology II
64 THD82 Bibliology II
65 THD83 Justification by faith II
66 THD84 Hamartiology
67 THD85 God the Father
68 THD86 Christ’s atoning death
69 THD87 Spiritual warfare
70 THD88 Eschatology and Olivet discourse
71 THD89 Biblical foundations
Topical studies
72 THD91 Life of Christ I
73 THD92 Life of Paul I
World view
74 THD95 Evangelical world view
Practical Work
75 THDPR Theology Courses
76 THDTH Thesis
