CH7004.pngThis graduate-level course examines the historical development of Christianity from its Jewish origins through the late patristic period (c. AD 30–600). It explores the social, theological, and institutional formation of the early church within Jewish and Greco-Roman contexts, with particular attention to worship, doctrine, persecution, canon formation, and the contribution of African Christianity. The course emphasizes critical engagement with primary sources and scholarly interpretation, equipping students with historical and analytical skills essential for advanced theological study.
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Orientation to Graduate Studies equips new graduate students with the knowledge, skills, and attitudes necessary for successful postgraduate education. The course introduces students to graduate-level academic expectations, theological scholarship, research ethics, academic writing, critical thinking, digital learning through Moodle, library research, citation styles, time management, and student support services. Students will also become familiar with CMTCS academic policies, assessment standards, and the expectations of Christian scholarship and servant leadership.
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