Area C · Traditions and contemporary issues · HC 9
Non-Chalcedonian Churches of West Asian Egypt and Ethiopia
M.Th. History of Christianity · Source syllabus with original formative learning enrichment
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The Two Eastern Theological Schools of Antioch and Alexandria, and their theological influences on the life of the Eastern Churches.
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HC 9 Non-Chalcedonian Churches of West Asian Egypt and Ethiopia
Amazing Grace Biblical Seminary — M.Th. History of Christianity
HC 9 Non-Chalcedonian Churches of West Asian Egypt and Ethiopia (2 Credits) (C)
The Two Eastern Theological Schools of Antioch and Alexandria, and their theological influences on the life of the Eastern Churches.
The First Three Ecumenical Councils and its impact on the Eastern Churches and the Church of the East in Persian Empire.
The Council of Chalcedon (451) and the formation of the Non-Chalcedonean Churches
The Coptic Church
The Syrian Orthodox Church of Antioch
The Armenian Orthodox Church of
The Ethiopian Church
The Malankara Orthodox Syrian Church
The Eritrean Church
Emperor Justinian and his attempt to bring reconciliation between the Chalcedoneans and the Non-Chalcedoneans Churches.
The Arab Conquest and the life of the Churches under the Muslim rule.
Origin and Development of Monastic Traditions in both Traditions and its impact on the life of the Churches.
Missionary Enterprises of the Churches to the East and the West.
Participation of the Non-Chalcedonean Churches in the Ecumenical Movement.
Chalcedonean Churches and its contributions to the Ecumenical Field.
Ecumenical Dialogues between the Non-Chalcednoanean and the Chalcedonean Churches.
Hierarchical Relations, Conferences and the Sacramental Communion among the Non-Chalcedoneans.
Major contributions of Certain Personalities from both the Traditions.
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