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Master of Sacred Theology
SYSTEMATIC COURSE DESCRIPTIONS
View the section for the Department of Systematic Theology. SYT S709 THEOLOGY OF CHURCH AND FELLOWSHIP
Church and fellowship pertain to the levels of fellowship in congregation, synod and mission
field. It involves the question of pulpit and altar fellowship in the contexts of interchurch
services, overseas partnerships, and cooperation in mission and external matters. A
correct practice of church fellowship is determined by a properly understood doctrine of the
church. This course will examine the underlying theological aspects and principles of
church and fellowship with the use of literature such as Werner Elert’s Eucharist and
Church Fellowship and CTCR statements.
SYT S712 BAPTISM AND THE LORD’S SUPPER
Examines the New Testament support for these two sacraments with special attention to
modern studies. Reviews their place in contemporary ecumenical discussions.
SYT S785 LUTHER AND SOCIETY
An in-depth study of Luther’s views regarding the Christian’s role in society, vocation, education,
temporal authority, marriage, monasticism, economics and Christian liberty.
SYT S790 SYSTEMATICS SEMINAR
(SYT S790 - SYT S794) A graduate seminar in systematic theology. Specific topics to be
determined by the professor.
SYT S795 INDEPENDENT STUDY
When students wish to fulfill a special need, they may request an independent study course
through the department chairman.
SYT S796 DIRECTED READINGS
When students wish to fulfill a special need, they may request a directed readings course
through the department chairman.
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