Evangelism (Division of Practical Theology

ET/NT647 Biblical EthicsThis English based course explores significant topics for Christian Ethics as they are addressed within the NT. Students are provided an understanding of the interaction between NT Studies and Christian Ethics and NT Theology and NT Ethics. ET/TH648 Workplace TheologyWe map out the workplace, its challenges, opportunities, arenas, topics, and trends. Then we build a biblical theology of work in the perspective of Creation, Fall, Providence, Incarnation, Redemption, and Fulfillment. We identify the starting points, backgrounds, perceived callings, and desired goals of each member of our cohort. ET650 Interpretation of Christian EthicsFacility in critical interpretation in Christian ethics is gained through readings in classical works of Christian ethics. Prominent writings throughout the history of Christian ethics are chosen for reading and analysis in this interpretation course. ET/TH653 Theological EthicsCentral themes of theological ethics are approached by examining key scriptural texts from Paul on the Christian life, as viewed through the eyes of the early history of exegesis. ET681 Issues in Sexual Ethics and BioethicsThe complexities of our contemporary world raise ethical questions that the Church and Christians are often not equipped to tackle. This course will explore some of those issues in the areas of sexual ethics and bioethics, in light of God’s Word and a Christian world view. Among the issues to be addressed are: a theology of sexuality, premarital sex, homosexuality, reproductive technologies, abortion, stem cell research, genetic engineering, treatment termination, and euthanasia. Attention is given to how the Church and Christians can address these issues in secular, pluralistic contexts. ET760 Reading in EthicsIndependent study, any session by petition. See Student Handbook for information on reading and research courses.

ET860 Research in EthicsIndependent study, any session by petition. See Student Handbook for information on reading and research courses. ET891 Ethics Thesis -Part IAny session by petition. Intensive research into a topic leading to the production of a thesis under the guidance of a thesis director. By invitation of the Christian Thought Division.

Prerequisite: Invitation from division. ET892 Ethics Thesis -Part IIA continuation of ET891.

Prerequisite: ET891. ET960 Research in EthicsTh.M.-level independent study, any session by petition. See Student Handbook for information on reading and research courses.

EV510 Evangelism: Theories and PracticeThis study focuses on the theoretical foundations of evangelism. Topics include the nature and transmission of the gospel message, persuasion theory and evangelism, liturgical evangelism, kingdom evangelism, and evangelism and social responsibility. EV/EM/YM591 Theology and Principles of Dynamic Youth MinistryBeginning with a look at the ministry of Jesus and your own life, this course presents an overview of youth ministries today and then works though necessary ministry support bases, community research and networking, contacting youth and families, activities, counseling, Gospel-preaching, discipleship formation, recruiting volunteers and sustaining ministries. EV665 Church Planting and GrowthA practical and biblical-theological perspective on planting and