Pastoral Counseling and Psychology

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Study Methods

    Theological education requires a combination of traditional research methods and modern tools. Using libraries and online resources, students learn to engage with key sources such as the Old and New Testaments, books, articles, and journals. They are trained in research methods, proper citation, and academic writing standards for papers, sermons, and liturgies. Students also gain familiarity with computers, software, and internet libraries to enhance their studies. Additionally, they develop essential reading, writing, and listening skills, including composing sermons, liturgies, and practical reports, while mastering sentence structure and verbatim note-taking. These skills prepare students for both academic and practical work in theology.

    Hermeneutics

      This course is designed to give details of Biblical Interpretation

      Research Methodology