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New Unit for Christian Teachers: Theology - Foundational Christian Beliefs

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Join Mike Dicker, Principal of Youthworks College, for a unit in Theology: Foundational Christian Beliefs (TH005-812).  This unit introduces students to essential beliefs of the Christian faith alongside one of its classic creeds, confessions, or catechisms.

This unit will explore : 

1.    Why beliefs (‘doctrines’) matter, and the purpose of creeds and catechisms.
2.    The doctrine of the Word of God (including revelation, inspiration and illumination).
3.    The doctrine of God (including unity and Trinity). 
4.    The doctrine of Creation (including creation ex nihilo, Creation’s goodness, and humanity).
5.    The doctrine of the Fall (including original and actual sin).
6.    The doctrine of Christ (including his person: deity, humanity & hypostatic union; and work: death, bodily resurrection & ascension).
7.    The doctrine of Salvation (including grace, regeneration, conversion, justification and sanctification).
8.    The doctrine of the Church (including its nature, attributes and means of grace).
9.    Eschatology (including the second coming, general resurrection, last judgment and final states). 

This unit will be taught through:

  • 1-hour Zoom session - 15 February, 7:30pm - 8:30pm

  • 6 x 2-hour mid-week classes in Terms 1 & 2 at Arden Anglican School
    Term 1 - Mondays 22 February, 1 & 8 March 5-7pm
    Term 2 - 10, 17 & 24 May 5-7pm

  • 1 two-day intensive Monday 12 – Tuesday 13 April, (9am-5pm)

The unit TH005-812 is fully accredited by the Australian University of Theology and is offered and postgraduate (AQF8) level.

Students can participate in the unit in 2 ways:

  1. Accredited Study:

  2. Audit & assessment student:

*Existing Youthworks College students need only select this unit on your current course enrolment form. Existing AUT students from other colleges can email the registrar for a unit enrolment form here.

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