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Ordination and theology in philippine context class outline South East Asian Theological Schools, Inc. SEATS
![South
East
Asian
Theological
Schools,
Inc.
Schools
of
Mission
Theology
and
Ordination
in
Philippine
Context
Class
Schedule
Schedule:
The
class
will
run
for
10
months
and
will
consist
of
3
days
of
classes
each
month.
Based
on
the
Baptist
Conference
of
the
Philippines'
Affirmation
of
Faith,
the
class
will
examine
each
article
in
light
of
traditional
evangelical
theology
and
look
at
applications
and
contributions
in
the
Philippine
context.
The
main
homework
of
he
course
is
that
students
will
be
required
to
write
and
defend
their
own
personal
statement
of
faith.
The
class
will
culminate
in
SEATS'
first
Theological
Forum,
which
will
also
serve,
if
possible,
as
the
ordination
council
for
the
candidates.
1.
We
start
a
live
class
in
June
2012
that
goes
through
the
12
or
so
parts
of
the
BCP
statement
of
faith.
We
could
do
one
3-‐day
class
per
article,
as
follows:
-‐THEOLOGICAL
CONCEPTS:
First
day
would
cover
the
background
for
each
article
from
both
Western
(Greek)
theologies
and
biblical
evidences/support.
-‐THEOLOGICAL
CONCEPTS
IN
PHILIPPINE
CONTEXT:
Second
day
would
look
at
translating
that
article
into
Filipino
(whatever
dialects
are
represented
among
the
students).
Translation
looking
beyond
simply
supplying
a
vernacular
gloss
for
each
English
word
toward
translating
the
concepts
held
within
the
article
itself.
-‐FILIPINO
VOICES
IN
THEOLOGICAL
CONCEPTS:
Third
day
would
look
at
how
the
Philippine
context
can
add
to
add
to
the
richness
of
the
Western
Theologies
expressed
in
the
SOF?
What
things
are
missing?
What
needs
to
be
clarified
in
more
Eastern
terms?
Etc.
2.
The
candidates
write
their
statements
in
the
usual
motif
style,
but
pay
particular
attention
to
making
what
they
write
understandable
in
the
Philippine
context
(and
not
so
much
focus
on
making
it
understandable
to
John
Calvin,
Martin
Luther,
missionaries,
etc
:-‐)
CLASS
OUTLINE
1. INTRODUCTION
&
BIBLIOLOGY
[The
Doctrine
of
Revelation]
<20-‐22
June
2012>
2. THEOLOGY
PROPER
[The
Doctrine
of
God]
<18-‐20
July
2012>
3. CHRISTOLOGY
[The
Doctrine
of
the
Lord
Jesus
Christ]
<15-‐17
August
2012>
4. PNEUMATOLOGY
[The
Doctrine
of
the
HOLY
SPIRIT]
<19-‐21
September
2012>
5. ANGELOLOGY
[The
Doctrine
of
Angels]
<10-‐12
October
2012>
6. ANTHROPOLOGY
[The
Doctrine
of
Humanity]
<21-‐23
November
2012>
7. HAMARTIOLOGY
[The
Doctrine
of
Sin]
<12-‐14
December
2012>
8. SOTERIOLOGY
[The
Doctrine
of
Salvation]
<16-‐18
January
2013>
9. ECCLESIOLOGY
[The
Doctrine
of
the
Church]
<20-‐22
February
2013>
10. ESCHATOLOGY
[The
Doctrine
of
Last
Things]
<13-‐15
March
2013>
11. SEATS
1st
Theological
Forum
<Date
TBA>](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/ordinationandtheologyinphilippinecontextclass-outline-181014095801/85/ordination-and-theology-in-philippine-context-class-outline-1-320.jpg)
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Ordination and theology in philippine context class outline
- 1. South East Asian Theological Schools, Inc. Schools of Mission Theology and Ordination in Philippine Context Class Schedule Schedule: The class will run for 10 months and will consist of 3 days of classes each month. Based on the Baptist Conference of the Philippines' Affirmation of Faith, the class will examine each article in light of traditional evangelical theology and look at applications and contributions in the Philippine context. The main homework of he course is that students will be required to write and defend their own personal statement of faith. The class will culminate in SEATS' first Theological Forum, which will also serve, if possible, as the ordination council for the candidates. 1. We start a live class in June 2012 that goes through the 12 or so parts of the BCP statement of faith. We could do one 3-‐day class per article, as follows: -‐THEOLOGICAL CONCEPTS: First day would cover the background for each article from both Western (Greek) theologies and biblical evidences/support. -‐THEOLOGICAL CONCEPTS IN PHILIPPINE CONTEXT: Second day would look at translating that article into Filipino (whatever dialects are represented among the students). Translation looking beyond simply supplying a vernacular gloss for each English word toward translating the concepts held within the article itself. -‐FILIPINO VOICES IN THEOLOGICAL CONCEPTS: Third day would look at how the Philippine context can add to add to the richness of the Western Theologies expressed in the SOF? What things are missing? What needs to be clarified in more Eastern terms? Etc. 2. The candidates write their statements in the usual motif style, but pay particular attention to making what they write understandable in the Philippine context (and not so much focus on making it understandable to John Calvin, Martin Luther, missionaries, etc :-‐) CLASS OUTLINE 1. INTRODUCTION & BIBLIOLOGY [The Doctrine of Revelation] <20-‐22 June 2012> 2. THEOLOGY PROPER [The Doctrine of God] <18-‐20 July 2012> 3. CHRISTOLOGY [The Doctrine of the Lord Jesus Christ] <15-‐17 August 2012> 4. PNEUMATOLOGY [The Doctrine of the HOLY SPIRIT] <19-‐21 September 2012> 5. ANGELOLOGY [The Doctrine of Angels] <10-‐12 October 2012> 6. ANTHROPOLOGY [The Doctrine of Humanity] <21-‐23 November 2012> 7. HAMARTIOLOGY [The Doctrine of Sin] <12-‐14 December 2012> 8. SOTERIOLOGY [The Doctrine of Salvation] <16-‐18 January 2013> 9. ECCLESIOLOGY [The Doctrine of the Church] <20-‐22 February 2013> 10. ESCHATOLOGY [The Doctrine of Last Things] <13-‐15 March 2013> 11. SEATS 1st Theological Forum <Date TBA>