A. Old Testament
         1. Judaic concept of ritual-sacrifice (kopher, kippur), atonement, was closest old covenant idea.
         2. Legal context viewed alienation primarily as objective separation, inconsistency or incompatibility, and atonement as impersonal exchange.

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Overview:
Th.D is a course with greater depth and breadth than the previous courses. It is meant for those who take up senior positions in Apologetics, Creationism, Communication, Theology, Counseling, and Polemics-related organizations.

Also, those completing this course are adequately equipped to teach Christian Apologetics, Theology, Counseling, etc. in Seminary level courses. Students completing this course are able to work independently in these fields as researchers, writers, and trainers.

Qualification:
M.Th. or M.Div. Those having only M.Div qualification will have to take up additional work. People having no theological qualification can apply if they have doctoral degree in any secular subject. People with at least two secular masters degrees can also apply for this course. Those having a single secular masters degree can be accepted if they do additional work with Logos.

Each student would have to write a thesis and defend a given subject in Apologetics, Polemics, or Hermeneutics, in addition to fulfilling the other course requirements.

Duration:
Maximum 2 years, Can Be Renewed for 3 More Years

Fees

Th.D : Syllabus

These are the standard courses for ThD course. Subjects will be modified in accordance with the qualification of students.

Thesis:
180 pages, double spaced thesis in a selected area of Apologetics, Polemics, Christian Ministry, or 18 study Credit Hours of Text-based study in lieu of Thesis

Additional Work:

Additional topics [both text as well as audio] will have to be studied, based upon whether the student joins after theological studies, or secular studies. The Academic Council determines the additional subjects based upon a students qualification

Those who have already studied the above-mentioned modules as part of another degree program will be required to study the corresponding alternate modules. For example, for them instead of Apologetics 1, 4 and 6A we might require a study of Apologetics 2, 3, 5 etc. The actual modules are decided either by the Academic Council or by your Mentors.

Also, they will be sent alternate audio CDs in Apologetics, Bible, Theology, etc. Kindly notice that there is more than one Audio CD in a given series, such as Apologetics, Counseling, Issues,  or Bible.

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Overview:
STD  is a  course with greater depth and breadth in Christian apologetics than any other program in Theology. It is meant for those who take up senior positions in Apologetics, Theology, Counseling, and Polemics-related organizations.

Also, those completing this course are adequately equipped to teach Christian Apologetics, Theology, etc. in Seminary level courses. Students completing this course are able to work independently in these fields as researchers, writers, and trainers.

Qualification:
An MTh, DMin, ThD or similar theology degree.Each student would have to write a thesis and defend a given subject in Christian theology, in addition to fulfilling the other course requirements. The thesis should reflect a substantial contribution to any area of theology.

Duration: 
Maximum 2 years, Can Be Renewed for 3 More Years

STD : Syllabus

These are the standard courses for STD. Subjects will be modified in accordance with the qualification of students.

Thesis:
200 pages, double spaced thesis in a selected area of Apologetics, Polemics, Christian Ministry, or 20 Credit Hours of Text-based study in lieu of Thesis

Additional Work:

Additional topics [both text as well as audio] will have to be studied, based upon whether the student joins after theological studies, or secular studies. The Academic Council determines the additional subjects based upon a students qualification

Those who have already studied the above-mentioned modules as part of another degree program will be required to study the corresponding alternate modules. For example, for them instead of Apologetics 1, 4 and 6A we might require a study of Apologetics 2, 3, 5 etc. The actual modules are decided either by the Academic Council or by your Mentors.

Also, they will be sent alternate audio CDs in Apologetics, Bible, Theology, etc. Kindly notice that there is more than one Audio CD in a given series, such as Apologetics, Counseling, Issues,  or Bible.

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Diploma in Christian Apologetics

Overview:
PGDCA is our most basic course. It aims at equipping highly motivated Christians interested in the art of defending the Christian Faith. All higher level courses include the material of this course, as it lays the foundation of the unique Apologetic strategy developed by CRG. The emphasis here is upon mastering the "10 tools of Apologetics" pioneered by scholars at Calvin Research Group.

Qualification:
Open To All who have completed 21 years

Duration:
Maximum 1 year, Can Be Renewed for 2 More Years

PGDCA: Syllabus

Syllabus Part II:
The student will have to opt for three additional Topic-groups from the sections related to Apologetic Theology, Issues, or Polemics.

Thesis:
50 pages, double spaced thesis in a selected area of Apologetics, Polemics, or Apologetic Hermeneutics, or Text-based study in lieu of it

Text In Lieu Of Thesis:
Text-based study in lieu of the thesis is available. You will have to study for 5 additional credit hours instead of writing a thesis.

Additional Work:

Additional topics [both text as well as audio] will have to be studied, based upon whether the student joins after theological studies, or secular studies. The Academic Council determines the additional subjects based upon a students qualification.

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Overview:
MRE:The program is meant for those who have dedicated themselves for research, communication, education, and training in Christian Education.
MRE is a good program for those who work among young and educated people. Students completing this course are able to work independently in these fields as educators, researchers, writers, and trainers.

Qualification:
BD, BRE or similar degree. People having no theological qualification can apply if they have a masters degree in any secular subject. People with a secular BEd can also apply.Each student would have to write a thesis and defend a given subject in Christian education or communication, in addition to fulfilling the other course requirements.

Duration:
Maximum 2 years, Can Be Renewed for 3 More Years

Fees

MRE: Syllabus

These are the standard courses for MRE. Subjects will be modified in accordance with the qualification of students.

Thesis:
180 pages, double spaced thesis in a selected area of Christian education or communication, or  18 credit-hours of Text-based study in lieu of it

Additional Work:

Additional topics [both text as well as audio] will have to be studied, based upon whether the student joins after theological studies, or secular studies. The Academic Council determines the additional subjects based upon a students qualification

Those who have already studied the above-mentioned modules as part of another degree program will be required to study the corresponding alternate modules.

Also, they will be sent alternate audio CDs in Apologetics, Bible, Theology, etc. Kindly notice that there is more than one Audio CD in a given series, such as Apologetics, Counseling, Issues,  or Bible.

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Overview:
MCA: A course with greater depth and breadth than the previous courses. It is meant for those who take up senior positions in Apologetics, Creationism, Communication, Theology, Counseling, and Polemics-related organizations.

Also, those completing this course are adequately equipped to teach Christian Apologetics, Theology, Counseling, etc. in Seminary level courses. Students completing this course are able to work independently in these fields as researchers, writers, and trainers.

Qualification:
BD or MDiv or MTh from any Bible school. People having no theological qualification can apply if they have a master’s degree in any secular subject. People with a Bachelor’s degree in secular subjects should take the MDiv route to our MCA programs. Some students with no background in theology can be allowed to join ThM directly, depending on the secular courses studied by them.

People having a BTh can enroll directly for MCA. by undertaking to do additional coursework to cover for their deficiency. Some credit transfer would be allowed to students joining MCA after our MDiv course. Each student would have to write a thesis and defend a given subject in Apologetics, Polemics, or Hermeneutics, in addition to fulfilling the other course requirements.

Duration:
Maximum 2 years, Can Be Renewed for 3 More Years

Fees

 MCA: Syllabus

These are the standard courses for MCA. Subjects will be modified in accordance with the qualification of students.

Readings: The above sections will have plenty of  additional reading prescribed. This material is provided on the Textbook CD sent to students

Syllabus Part IV: Specialization
Specializations are available in Bible, Theology, Apologetics, Hermeneutics, Cult Studies. Specializations are also being planned in Communication, Missions, Church History

Thesis:
150 pages, double spaced thesis in a selected area of Apologetics, Polemics, Christian Ministry, or 15 Credit Hours of Text-based study in lieu of Thesis

Additional Work:

Additional topics [both text as well as audio] will have to be studied, based upon whether the student joins after theological studies, or secular studies. The Academic Council determines the additional subjects based upon a students qualification

Those who have already studied the above-mentioned modules as part of another degree program will be required to study the corresponding alternate modules.

Also, they will be sent alternate audio CDs in Apologetics, Bible, Theology, etc. Kindly notice that there is more than one Audio CD in a given series, such as Apologetics, Counseling, Issues,  or Bible.

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Overview:
MBS: This is our basic theology course. It aims at equipping highly motivated Christians in the art of defending the Christian Faith.

The course will help people with no academic background to begin their theological studies, and work towards more advanced programs.

Qualification:
Open To Everyone Above 21, Open University Scheme. No academic qualification needed for admission

Duration: 
Maximum 2 years, Can Be Renewed for 3 More Years

MBS: Syllabus

These are the standard courses for MBS. Subjects will be modified in accordance with the qualification of students.

Thesis:
100 pages, double spaced thesis in a selected area of Apologetics, Polemics, Christian Ministry, or 10 Credit Hours of Text-based study in lieu of Thesis

Additional Work:

Additional topics [both text as well as audio] will have to be studied, based upon whether the student joins after theological studies, or secular studies. The Academic Council determines the additional subjects based upon a students qualification

Those who have already studied the above-mentioned modules as part of another degree program will be required to study the corresponding alternate modules. The actual modules are decided either by the Academic Council or by your Mentors.

Also, they will be sent alternate audio CDs in Apologetics, Bible, Theology, etc. Kindly notice that there is more than one Audio CD in a given series, such as Apologetics, Counseling, Issues,  or Bible.

Overview:
MTh: A course with greater depth and breadth than the previous courses. It is meant for those who take up senior positions in Apologetics, Creationism, Communication, Theology, Counseling, and Polemics-related organizations.

Also, those completing this course are adequately equipped to teach Christian Apologetics, Theology, Counseling, etc. in Seminary level courses. Students completing this course are able to work independently in these fields as researchers, writers, and trainers.

Qualification:
BD or MDiv from any Bible school. People having no theological qualification can apply if they have a master’s degree in any secular subject. People with a Bachelor’s degree in secular subjects should take the MDiv route to our MTh programs. Some students with no background in theology can be allowed to join ThM directly, depending on the secular courses studied by them.

People having a BTh can enroll directly for ThM. by undertaking to do additional coursework to cover for their deficiency. Some credit transfer would be allowed to students joining ThM after our MDiv course. Each student would have to write a thesis and defend a given subject in Apologetics, Polemics, or Hermeneutics, in addition to fulfilling the other course requirements.

Duration: 
Maximum 2 years, Can Be Renewed for 3 More Years

Fees

Syllabus

These are the standard courses for MTH. Subjects will be modified in accordance with the qualification of students.

Readings: The above sections will have plenty of  additional reading prescribed. This material is provided on the Textbook CD sent to students

Syllabus Part IV: Specialization
Specializations are available in Bible, Theology, Apologetics, Hermeneutics, Counseling, Cult Studies. Specializations are also being planned in Communication, Missions, Church History

In addition to the Syllabus 1, and 2, mentioned above, the students would have to study additional topics based upon the specialization chosen. The exact number of credit hours is decided by the Academic Council or the Mentor after assessing the work already done by the student.

Thesis:
150 pages, double spaced thesis in a selected area of Apologetics, Polemics, Christian Ministry, or 15 Credit Hours of Text-based study in lieu of Thesis

Additional Work:

Additional topics [both text as well as audio] will have to be studied, based upon whether the student joins after theological studies, or secular studies. The Academic Council determines the additional subjects based upon a students qualification

Those who have already studied the above-mentioned modules as part of another degree program will be required to study the corresponding alternate modules. For example, for them instead of Apologetics 1, 4 and 6A we might require a study of Apologetics 2, 3, 5 etc. The actual modules are decided either by the Academic Council or by your Mentors.

Also, they will be sent alternate audio CDs in Apologetics, Bible, Theology, etc. Kindly notice that there is more than one Audio CD in a given series, such as Apologetics, Counseling, Issues,  or Bible.

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M.Min: It is similar in academic level to M.Div, but with a greater emphasis on practical ministry.  A course with greater depth and breadth than the previous courses. It is meant for those who take up more serious work in the fields of Apologetics, Creationism, Communication, Theology, Counseling, and Polemics related organizations.

It is good for those who work among young and educated people. Students completing this course are able to work independently in these fields as counselors, researchers, writers, and trainers.

Qualification:
B.Th or a bachelors degree in any secular subject. Some credit transfer would be allowed to students joining M.Min after our MBS course. Each student will have to write a thesis as part of the academic requirements. The workload is considerably greater than what it is in MBS

Duration: 
Maximum 2 years, Can Be Renewed for 3 More Years

Syllabus Part I:

In the below section, Topic-group are shown in red and topics within that section in black. The number of topics within a given section keep changing in keeping with Logos policy of revising and upgrading the courses. Thus at times a topic might be missing and couple of extra topics might find their way into each section.

We supply all this text material FREE. The text supplied to you might ranging in length from 20 to 500 pages each topic. Each topic is considered a "module" and several modules make up a Topic-group.

Fees

M.Min: Syllabus

Readings: The above sections will have plenty of  additional reading prescribed. This material is provided on the Textbook CD sent to students

Syllabus Part II:
The student will have to opt for three additional Topic-groups from the sections related to Apologetic Theology, Issues, or Polemics. It is Syllabus II that would make the MMin workload heavier than that for the MDiv course.

Syllabus Part III:

We will supply all these CDs free of cost

In addition to syllabus 1, the student will have to study 3 sets of 40 audio lectures each on Apologetics, 40 on Theology,  and 40 on a general topic, selected by the Mentor. These are provided on CDs, MP3 format

Thesis:
120 pages, double spaced thesis in a selected area of Apologetics, Polemics, Christian Ministry, or 12 Credit Hours of Text-based study in lieu of Thesis

Additional Work:

Additional topics [both text as well as audio] will have to be studied, based upon whether the student joins after theological studies, or secular studies. The Academic Council determines the additional subjects based upon a students qualification

Those who have already studied the above-mentioned modules as part of another degree program will be required to study the corresponding alternate modules. For example, for them instead of Apologetics 1, 4 and 6A we might require a study of Apologetics 2, 3, 5 etc. The actual modules are decided either by the Academic Council or by your Mentors.

Also, they will be sent alternate audio CDs in Apologetics, Bible, Theology, etc. Kindly notice that there is more than one Audio CD in a given series, such as Apologetics, Counseling, Issues,  or Bible.

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