Trinitarianism

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10 Session • Up to 1.5 Hours Each • Workbook/Syllabus

C. Michael Patton is the president of Credo House Ministries and the founder of Credo Courses. He has his Th.M. from Dallas Theological Seminary and has been teaching systematic theology for nearly 20 years. His publications include Now that I’m a Christian and Increase my Faith. Rhome Dyke, Th.M. Dallas Theological Seminary, joins him teaching this course.

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Course Description

Who is God? Better yet, what is God? Can we know for certain He exists? If so, how? How can God be one yet three? How can Christ be both God and man? This course is a study of the nature, existence, and attributes of our Trinitarian God. We will examine the biblical evidence and historical development of our understanding of the doctrine of the Trinity, person of Christ (Christology), and the person of the Holy Spirit (Pneumatology). Particular attention will be focused on worldview analysis to answer the question “What is God?” before we can approach the question “Who is God?” We will also learn and evaluate the common arguments for the existence of God that philosophers and theologians have put forth over the centuries. A defense of the orthodox doctrine of the Trinity will be made, as well as one for a belief in the full humanity and full deity of Christ.

This course can be taken individually, but is also part of a six part series called The Theology Program.

Course Objectives:

  1. The student will come to know God more fully and more truly.
  2. The student will become familiar with the various worldviews that exist, understanding that everyone lives according to a certain perspective produced by their worldview, but that more often than not these worldviews are inconsistent in their details.
  3. The student will learn the main arguments for the existence of God.
  4. The student will understand the historical development that early Christians went through trying to understand the doctrine of the Trinity.
  5. The student will have a greater understanding and appreciation for the relationship of the two natures of Christ.
  6. The student will learn the importance of the creeds of Nicea and Chalcedon.
  7. The student will learn about the current issues of evangelicalism relating to the attributes of God such as the Openness debate.

Here is the entire first session.

 

 

Course Sessions

(1-1.5 hours each)

  • Session 01: Worldviews
  • Session 02: The Knowability of God
  • Session 03: The Existence of God
  • Session 04: The Incommunicable Attributes of God (Part 1)
  • Session 05: The Incommunicable Attributes of God (Part 2)
  • Session 06: The Communicable Attributes of God
  • Session 07: The Doctrine of the Trinity: Historical Development
  • Session 08: The Doctrine of the Trinity: Biblical Defense
  • Session 09: Christology: The Humanity of Christ in History
  • Session 10: Christology: The Humanity of Christ in the Bible

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