MTh Syllabus and Subjects 2024

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The Master of Theology syllabus is a two-year postgraduate course in the study of theology. The Master of Theology syllabus and subjects are divided into four semesters. The syllabus includes Greek Syntax, Advanced Theology, Advanced Theology, Premillennialism, World Missions, Issue of Ethics, Advanced Bibliography, and Thesis many more.

Semester Wise Master of Theology Syllabus

The Master of Theology course aims to ensure that the students have all the exposure in covering everything from religious science to the use of societal culture practices. This M.Th course covers a collection of assembled religious beliefs and cultures. Semester-wise Master of Theology subjects list is given in the table below:

M.Th First Year Syllabus
Semester I	Semester II
Greek Syntax	Advanced Theology 3
Hebrew Syntax	Advanced Theology 4
Advanced Theology 1	NT Theory
Preaching	Hebrew Exegesis
Advanced Theology 2	Greek Exegetical Methods
Advanced Romans	Advanced History of Fundamentalism
Introduction to Study of Bible	-
Religion and Religions	-

M.Th Second Year Syllabus
Semester III	Semester IV
Advanced Pastoral Theology and Baptist Distinctive	Issue of Ethics
Advanced Bibliography	Charismatic Movement
Issues in Dispensationalism	Thesis
Pre Tribulation Rapture	Greek Exegesis
Hebrew Exegesis	Contemporary Evangelical Issues
World Missions	Premillennialism

Master of Theology Subjects

The Master of Theology course offers both theoretical and practical aspects of the study. Master of Theology subjects like Greek Syntax, Advanced Theology, Advanced Theology, Premillennialism, World Missions, Issue of Ethics, Advanced Bibliography, and Thesis many more. The course curriculum includes theoretical and practical subjects. The compulsory subjects include:

Greek Syntax
Advanced Theology
Advanced Theology
Premillennialism
World Missions

Master of Theology Course Structure

Master of Theology course structure includes both core and elective subjects which are the aspects of the study. The course structure is made in such a way that both classroom training and practicals are included in the course curriculum. The course structure is given below:

IV Semesters
Core & Electives Subjects
Practicals
Research Projects

Master of Theology Teaching Methodology and Techniques

The course curriculum takes into account different teaching methods. Classroom learning includes practical sessions for students. Students who are passionate about studying deep into the faith, culture, morals, and ethics of religion with societal impact on the global development of a community. Listed below are the teaching methodology and strategies in general:

Practical & Live sessions
Guest Lectures, Seminars, and Conferences
Group Assignment and Discussion
Research Project Submission

Master of Theology Projects

Projects are given to students to understand the concepts and help students in getting hands-on experience. Research projects are to be completed by the end of the final year. Some popular Master of Theology projects topics are:

The Role Of Church Leaders In Growth And Survival Of A Church
Immorality In Churches: Issues And The Way Forward
The Christian Life And The Society
The Role Of The Church In Ensuring Peace And Harmony In The Society
Preacher’s Family Lifestyle And Church Growth

Master of Theology Reference Books

Master of Theology books is available both online and offline by many authors and publications. Reference books are meant for gaining an in-depth understanding of religious concepts. Books on Master of Theology for academic purposes differ according to subjects. Some of the reference books for the course in Master of Theology are:

M.Th Books
Books	Authors
The Atlas of Religion	Martin Palmer; Joanne O'Brien
Dictionary of Third World Theologies	Virginia Fabella (Editor); R. S. Sugirtharajah (Editor)
The Encyclopaedia of Religion and Ethics	Hastings Center Staff
The Encyclopedia of Eastern Philosophy and Religion	Shambhala Staff