Philosophy, Theology & History Capstone: Research Course

 

Description

The Theology, Philosophy & History Capstone is an advisor guided, independent study, and research-based course. The student will write a 20–25-page essay based on a relevant subject within the theological and ministry realm. This courses spans two semesters.

Students will concentrated on an area within systematic, historical, or philosophical theology—ranging from core doctrines and apologetic defense to intellectual history and cultural engagement—and formulate a rigorous thesis that critically examines and advances thoughtful Christian scholarship.

Please review the pre-requisites.

We highly recommend you speak with the faculty professor of Philosophy, Theology & History before signing up for this year long course.


Details

Electives - 3 Credit Hours

August 15th, 2026 - May 8th, 2027

Capstone Advisor: Berno Mattheus

Faculty Professor: Dr. W. Alan Shelby of Harvest Baptist Church

Prerequisites: The Biblical Studies Capstone is an independent research course for students who have completed 2/3 of the Program of Study, including: Hermeneutics, Dispensational & Systematic Theology, Worldview & Biblical Reasoning, Apologetics


 
Alan Shelby

Alan Shelby is Dean of Living Faith Bible Institute and pastor at Harvest Baptist Church in Blue Springs, MO.

http://www.hbcbluesprings.org
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