Bible and Religion Christian Education - Erskine College and Seminary

Bible and Religion Christian Education from Erskine College and Seminary is a Campus Bachelor Religious Studies degree that prepares you for a Liberal Arts career. The Department of Bible , Religion, and Philosophy's objectives include: providing all students with courses that encourage the discovery and discussion of central issues of biblical studies , faith, and ethics; relating the Christian faith and message of Scripture to contemporary thought, culture, and life; enhancing the College's curriculum, in keeping with the institution's historic commitment to the liberal arts tradition, by offering courses within the wider area of philosophy and religion; exploring the relationships between the study of religion and philosophy and other academic disciplines; developing in students an awareness of other religious traditions; assisting students to develop skills in critical reading and listening, oral and written communication and critical reasoning; and helping students become aware of their own special assets and limitations. A major in Bible and Religion (Christian Education Track) consists of 34 hours beyond the 100 level. Courses must include two courses in Christian tradition (325 and another course chosen from 251, 252, 352, or 420); three courses in Bible (one chosen from 200, 204, 205; a 300- or 400-level Old Testament course; and a 300- or 400-level New Testament course); two courses dealing with Christianity in relation to culture or other religious traditions (choose from 354, 375, 378, and 452); and four courses dealing with Christian Education methodology (312, 314, 316, and 412 or J-76). View more details on Erskine College and Seminary . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Religious Studies courses.