Foundations of Theology and Biblical Hermeneutics

Deepening your understanding of theological concepts and biblical texts requires a structured foundation in historical context, doctrinal frameworks, and interpretive methods. This text-based course guides you through the central principles of systematic theology, historical development, and textual analysis. You will read through comprehensive explanations of key doctrines, trace the history of theological thought, and learn how to analyze biblical literature responsibly and contextually. What you will learn: - Understand foundational theological terminology, core doctrines, and major traditions - Examine the historical and cultural contexts of ancient texts and early church history - Apply principles of biblical hermeneutics and literary context to analyze scriptural passages - Explore systematic theology topics, including doctrines of creation, ethics, and community - Compare classical and contemporary theological perspectives on contemporary ethical questions - Practice constructing reasoned theological arguments and textual analyses through written exercises The course begins with foundational definitions and historical overviews before guiding you through systematic doctrines and interpretive exercises. This course is designed for beginners, independent researchers, and anyone interested in theology without prior academic background. Begin reading today to build a solid, grounded understanding of theology and textual interpretation.