Systematic Theology I

Overview

Christian Ethics explores ethical issues through a Christian lens, integrating biblical principles with contemporary moral dilemmas. The course aims to equip students with the tools to think critically, apply biblical principles to real-world issues, and navigate the complexities of personal, social, and professional life with integrity and faith.

Certification

Upon successful completion of the course, participants will receive a Certificate of Christian Ethics Proficiency, signifying their understanding of biblical ethical principles and their application in various domains of life.

Course Objectives

To provide a foundational understanding of Christian ethics rooted in biblical teachings.
To explore key ethical concepts, including justice, mercy, humility, and love, as outlined in scripture.
To analyze contemporary moral dilemmas from a Christian perspective.
To develop critical thinking skills for ethical decision-making in personal, societal, and professional contexts.
To equip students to apply Christian virtues and principles in promoting justice, peace, and reconciliation in a globalized world.

Learning Outcomes

By the end of the course, participants will be able to:

Articulate Core Principles: Explain the biblical and theological foundations of Christian ethics, including covenantal concepts and the Kingdom of God.
Analyze Ethical Challenges: Assess modern ethical dilemmas—such as issues of sexuality, bioethics, justice, and environmental stewardship—through a Christian ethical framework.
Apply Ethical Decision-Making Models: Utilize various ethical approaches, including deontological, teleological, and virtue ethics, to make decisions aligned with Christian values.
Engage in Social Advocacy: Advocate for justice, equality, and stewardship in personal and public spheres, reflecting the principles of justice and mercy outlined in Micah 6:8.
Demonstrate Virtuous Leadership: Exhibit qualities of servant leadership and integrity in professional and public life.
Contribute to Global Discourse: Participate thoughtfully in conversations about globalization, technological advancements, and emerging ethical challenges while upholding Christian values.

Curriculum

5 Sections
16 Lessons
10 Weeks

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Module 1: The Doctrine of God (Theology Proper)
This module focuses on the nature, attributes, and works of God. It explores classical theism and the biblical portrayal of God's character. The topics covered in this module include: The Existence of God, The Attributes of God, The Trinity, and Divine Sovereignty and Human Free Will.
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Module 2: Christology and Soteriology
This module provides a detailed exploration of the person and work of Jesus Christ (Christology) and the doctrine of salvation (Soteriology). The topics covered in this module include: The Person of Christ, The Work of Christ, The Doctrine of Salvation, and The Order of Salvation.
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Module 3: Ecclesiology and Eschatology
This module focuses on the study of the church (Ecclesiology) and the end times (Eschatology), focusing on their theological significance and implications. The topics covered in this module include The Nature of the Church, Church Government and Sacraments, The Last Things: Death and the Intermediate State, The Return of Christ and Final Judgment,
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Module 4: Christian Ethics and Apologetics
This module applies systematic theology to Christian living and defends theological beliefs against objections. The topics covered in this module include: Principles of Christian Ethics, Social Justice and the Christian, Defending the Faith: Apologetics, and Engaging with Modern Challenges to Christianity,
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Exam
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  final exam
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Instructor

Dr Samson Fadiya

Apostle S.O. Fadiya is a dedicated minister and leader passionate about empowering youth and illuminating God’s purpose in life, relationships, and family. As President of Christ Church Evangelism Ministries (CCE Ministries), a University Professor, and a Career Advisor, he shares divinely inspired messages focused on salvation and spiritual growth.
Fadiya holds a B.Sc. in Information Systems and MSc and Ph.D. degrees in Management Information Systems from Girne American University, Cyprus. He has also completed advanced studies in the United States and Canada. Residing in Canada with his wife, Elizabeth, and their children, he continues his mission to guide individuals toward spiritual maturity through the empowerment of the Holy Spirit.
He is the author of numerous life-changing books, including Marriage Charity, 365 Days of Kingdom Exploring Devotional, Leadership Formation, A flight with the invisible, Spiritual footprints, and more.
Given his educational expertise in the area of Information Systems, Fadiya founded the Canadian Tech Institute for Academic Research (Canatech Institute), a leading Knowledge and Innovation Enterprise that provides global solutions in the areas of education and technology. Canatech Institute hosts high-impact conferences that gather professionals from around the world to contribute to solving global issues. The institute has also pioneered the invention of a unique social media and faith-based App called Eccly and a CRM system integrated with POS management.