Theology History of Christianity - Bellarmine University

Theology History of Christianity from Bellarmine University is a Campus Bachelor Religious Studies degree that prepares you for a Liberal Arts career. Courses in the Theology curriculum encourage students to reflect on the meaning of life, of religious faith, and of Christian living. While many of the courses in the curriculum are approached from the perspective of the Roman Catholic tradition, others take an ecumenical or interreligious approach. History of Christianity concentration in Theology provides a student with the opportunity for more extensive and intensive exploration of the religious and Christian experience. It is also an excellent focal point for the liberal arts and can serve as a preparation for graduate study in theology, ministry, religion, and related disciplines (philosophy, history , social sciences, law, etc.) or for work in the Church (education, ministry, etc.) or society. Thus the requirements for a major or a minor in Theology are designed to give a student an adequate foundation in the discipline and the flexibility to build a program to meet individual needs and goals. History of Christianity: For students interested in pursuing graduate study in the History of Christian Thought. Recommended courses: Theo 310, 315, 321, 401, 402, 408, 415, 440. Complementary electives might include courses in History and Philosophy, such as, Hist 116, 117 History of the Western World; Hist 241 The Worlds of St. Francis of Assisi and Robert Bellarmine; Hist 304 Medieval History; Hist 305 Europe and the Age of the Reformation; Phil 312 History of Medieval Philosophy; Art 202 Art History II. View more details on Bellarmine University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Religious Studies courses.