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Baylor THEO: Theology

18 courses, 45 sections in Spring 2027. Seats as of Oct 30, 2026, 1:59 AM Central.

THEO 7317: Anglican Liturgics

3 credit hours · 1 section · 15 open seats

An intensive examination of selected contemporary topics, issues, and methodologies in the dynamic environment of Christian worship. Course may be repeated for credit when the content varies. Maximum 6 hours credit.

THEO 7340: Intro to Christian Scriptures

3 credit hours · 1 section · 19 open seats · Rebecca Hays

An introduction to the Christian Scriptures with an emphasis on the background, historical setting, literary critical methodology, and the interrelationship between the testaments. This course will provide the student with an understanding of the basic issues …

THEO 7341: Intro Christian Hist/Theol

3 credit hours · 4 sections · 64 open seats · Jangho Jo, Chris Kugler

A survey of Christian history and theology from the 2nd century through the 21st century. The course will focus on the vocabulary of Christian theology as well as influential Christian leaders, thinkers, movements, events and documents. The formation of Chris…

THEO 7347: New Testament Greek 2

3 credit hours · 2 sections · 38 open seats · Joel Weaver

Prerequisite(s): THEO 7346 recommended. A continuation of the study of the language and literature of the Greek New Testament with attention to vocabulary, grammar, and syntax through the reading of selected texts.

THEO 7357: Hebrew II

3 credit hours · 5 sections · 95 open seats · Joel Weaver, Robert Duke, Chwi Kim, Michelle Hunt

Prerequisite(s): THEO 7356 recommended. An introduction to the language of biblical Hebrew through analysis of grammar, morphology, and vocabulary. This semester introduces derived verb forms, basic Hebrew syntax, and exegesis of Old Testament texts in Hebrew…

THEO 7360: Christian Texts & Traditions 1

3 credit hours · 4 sections · 64 open seats · David Wilhite, Steve Turley

Prerequisite(s): THEO 7341, THEO 7361 or THEO 7362 for advanced standing. A study and analysis of the major texts and traditions of the church from the apostolic period to the beginning of the Protestant Reformation.

THEO 7361: Christian Texts & Trad II

3 credit hours · 1 section · 15 open seats · Brian Brewer

Prerequisite(s): THEO 7341, THEO 7360, or THEO 7362 for advanced standing. A study and analysis of the major texts and traditions of the church from the Protestant Reformation to the nineteenth century.

THEO 7362: Christian Texts & Trad III

3 credit hours · 4 sections · 60 open seats · Daniel Hill, Jason Vickers, Claire Hein Blanton

Prerequisite(s): THEO 7341, THEO 7360, or THEO 7361 for advanced standing. A study and analysis of the major texts and traditions of the church in the twentieth century with an emphasis upon the interaction of Christianity with contemporary culture and the stu…

THEO 7364: Anglican History & Theology

3 credit hours · 3 sections · 33 open seats · Daniel Hill

Prerequisite(s): At least one from THEO 7341, 7360, 7361, or 7362. An advanced theological review of the major writings of selected theologians who or movements that were significant in Christian history (for example, Tertullian, Augustine, Luther, Anabaptism…

THEO 7370: Christian Scriptures I

3 credit hours · 4 sections · 76 open seats · Jenny Matheny, Steven Laufer, Andrew Garbarino

Prerequisite(s): THEO 7340, THEO 7371, THEO 7372 or THEO 7373 for advanced standing. In-depth analysis of the literary issues, meaning and message of the text of the Old Testament, including Genesis through II Kings.

THEO 7371: Christian Scriptures III

3 credit hours · 5 sections · 95 open seats · Elizabeth Shively, Andy Arterbury, David Capes, Douglas Diehl and 1 more

Prerequisite(s): THEO 7340, THEO 7370, THEO 7372 or THEO 7373 for advanced standing. In-depth analysis of the literary issues, meaning and message of the text of the New Testament, from Matthew through the Acts of the Apostles.

THEO 7372: Christian Scriptures II

3 credit hours · 1 section · 19 open seats · Rebecca Hays

Prerequisite(s): THEO 7340, THEO 7370, THEO 7371 or THEO 7373 for advanced standing. Continuation of Christian Scriptures I with an emphasis on the text of the Old Testament, including the Latter Prophets and the Writings.

THEO 7373: Christian Scriptures IV

3 credit hours · 1 section · 17 open seats · Hunter Brown

Prerequisite(s): THEO 7340, THEO 7370, THEO 7371 or THEO 7372 for advanced standing. Continuation of Christian Scriptures III with an emphasis on the text of the New Testament, from Romans to Revelation.

THEO 7380: Scripture and Social Ethics

3 credit hours · 1 section · 15 open seats · Dennis Tucker, Elisabeth Kincaid

An intensive examination of the moral life and its foundations from the perspective of Scripture and Christian tradition. Attention will be given to the virtues and our responsibilities in community. Theoretical and practical problems will be addressed. Course…

THEO 7382: Constructive Theology

3 credit hours · 4 sections · 68 open seats · Daniel Hill, Kimlyn Bender, Chris Kugler, Erica Ramirez

Prerequisite(s): THEO 7360, 7361, and 7362. The culminating course following the Christian T&T sequence covering central themes of Christian systematic theology using the materials of students' studies. The course may focus on a central theme, but in any case…

THEO 7396: The Baptist Identity

3 credit hours · 2 sections · 36 open seats · Alan Lefever

A study of the origins, development, leaders, principles, significant controversies and events, and current trends in Baptist life.

THEO 7V48: Greek Readings: Philippians

1 credit hours · 1 section · 15 open seats · Chris Kugler

Prerequisite(s): THEO 7346 or 7347 recommended. Selected reading of passages or a book in the Greek New Testament. Course may be repeated when content differs for a maximum of twelve semester hours.

THEO 7V54: Hbrw Rdgs: The Songs of Ascent

1 credit hours · 1 section · 15 open seats · Dennis Tucker

Prerequisite(s): THEO 7356 or 7357 recommended. Selected reading of passages or a book in the Hebrew Scriptures. Course may be repeated when content differs for a maximum of twelve semester hours.

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