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Dec 21, 2024
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2018-2019 Academic Catalog [ARCHIVE]
Philosophy, BS
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Purpose and Objectives
Wisdom and critical thinking skills are always necessary for succeeding in life. A major in philosophy assists students in the development of a solid biblical worldview and cultivates a lifelong ability to compare ideas and beliefs. The philosophy major program provides students with a substantial education in the history of philosophy and introduces them to several subject areas of contemporary philosophy. The program is organized to allow students to prepare for seminary, law school, or graduate school in general. In addition, the philosophy major also provides an excellent foundation for many vocations and careers ranging from higher education to ministry to business. Core courses lay a foundation for critical thinking and writing. Elective courses are flexible, allowing students to choose areas of interest.
- Students will attain broad exposure to the history of Philosophy and an understanding of philosophical issues related to the Christian faith.
- Students will be prepared for both academic and professional graduate study.
- Students will develop writing and thinking skills for future study, professional careers, and lifelong ministry in the church.
See Undergraduate Core for graduation requirements.
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Bible and Theology Core (18)
Major Designated Mathematics Course (3)
Choose one of the following Culture and Arts courses (3)
Choose one of the following Science courses (3)
Leadership Development and Spiritual Formation (6)
Philosophy Major Courses (33)
Choose one of the following seminars:
Designated Philosophy Electives - Choose 3 courses from the list below (9)
Designated Non-Philosophy Electives - Choose 2 courses from the list below (6)
Open Electives (33)
- Choose 11 courses from any department
Suggested Program of Study
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