Courses

This course is an in-depth study of the doctrine of the Trinity. It considers issues related to theological method and the Trinity as well as the historical development of the doctrine through an examination of central figures, events, and periods. The course will include a virtual seminar format, which invites a high level of student participation through the presentation of student research and discussions.

Knowing

• Learn primary figures in the history of trinitarian theology
• Learn key historical moments in the history of trinitarian theology
• Learn key terms and concepts of trinitarian theology
• Learn key figures and movements in contemporary trinitarian theology
• Learn key contributions to the Trinity from non-Western figures

Being

• Develop a sense for the significance of the Trinity for Christian formation
• Appreciate the value of diverse trinitarian traditions, especially the contributions from non-Western sources

Doing

• Engage in scholarly and professional interaction with colleagues
• Present a scholarly analysis of a primary text related to the Trinity
• Prepare a syllabus and annotated bibliography and present lecture to the class
• Write and present a scholarly research-thesis paper on a topic related to the Trinity