THEO301: The Holy Trinity
3 Credits
Year 2
Associate
Bachelor
Course Overview
The doctrine of the Trinity — one God in three Persons: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit — is the most distinctive and most contested claim of Christian theology. Every major heresy in church history has been, at its root, a distortion of the Trinity: Arianism (the Son is a created being), Modalism (Father, Son, and Spirit are three modes of one person), Tritheism (three separate gods). Getting the Trinity right is not academic — it determines who you are praying to, who saved you, and who lives in you.
Course tuition: $50 USD or $70 CAD per course
Standard tuition is $50 USD or $70 CAD per course. The Canadian option is intentionally rounded down, so there is no penalty for paying in Canadian funds. Reduced tuition, sponsorships, bursaries, scholarships or hardship assistance may be available in approved circumstances.
Weekly Syllabus
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