Bible and Theology - MidAmerica Nazarene University

Bible and Theology from MidAmerica Nazarene University is a Campus Bachelor Religious Studies degree that prepares you for a Liberal Arts career. MidAmerica Nazarene University's Bible and Theology program prepares students for advanced study and graduate work in areas related to the Christian faith by focusing on the classical disciplines of biblical literature, theology, church history, and philosophy. It is designed for students planning for careers in teaching, curriculum development, research, or Christian publishing, in fields such as biblical and systematic theology, ministerial preparation, biblical interpretation, Christian education, biblical archeology, ethics, and the integration of the Christian faith with other disciplines (sociology, psychology, education, etc.). The program offers coursework in Old and New Testament, biblical and modern languages (Greek, Hebrew, and Arabic), theology (systematic, biblical, historical, and contemporary), Christian tradition and heritage (pre- and post-Reformation church history, denominational history, amd special topics), and philosophy and contemporary Christian thought, helping them to thinking critically about the complex issues surrounding faith and ministry throughout history and in today's world. Though the major in Bible and Theology does not lead to ordination, students can supplement their study with practical ministry courses in preaching, evangelism, Christian education, or missions, or with electives in other disciplines that strengthen and broaden their base of knowledge for future scholarly pursuits. As a student in the Bible and Theology program at MNU, you'll developing the knowledge and skills for analysis, interpretation, and application of the deep truths of scripture within the Wesleyan holiness tradition. Many of your professors are active contributors to books, commentaries, and special projects, and often include students in discussions related to their research. Graduates are empowered to lead people in new discoveries related to spiritual growth, as professors and educational leaders, as writers and editors, and in various roles related to Christian scholarship. At MidAmerica, you'll also find lots of opportunities as a student-leader to explore and share your faith with friends and mentors. Most importantly, you'll feel at home in an academic culture where your values are supported by your professors and your peers. Why MNU? Your teachers are experienced in the real world of Christian leadership. Faculty members serve as pastors and leaders at local churches, giving them practical perspectives. They're also leaders in the field of Bible and theology scholarship, authoring books and articles for publication. Their involvement with you in the classroom will flow out of their own spiritual journey and commitment to a deep personal faith in Christ. There are many opportunities for learning and growth outside the classroom. Students write for the Nazarene Publishing House Sunday School curriculum and intern at the Nazarene Global Ministry Center, rubbing shoulders with denominational leaders. They attend conferences with professors that broaden their interest and experience. They inspire and challenge their classmates in student-led Chapel, small group meetings, and weekly Bible studies . Summer field experiences and spring break trips enable students to expand their spiritual and intellectual horizons in diverse locales: Europe, the Caribbean, Mexico, Central America, and Israel. Students build relationships abroad, participate in foreign ministry projects, and even experience archeological exploration. Careers With a degree in Bible and Theology, you'll be prepared for a range of future endeavors and ministry-related careers. Your options include: Graduate work in theology College professor Christian writer Biblical researcher View more details on MidAmerica Nazarene University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Religious Studies courses.