Course Catalog
Rigorous theological education in Neo-Apollonarian Oneness Monotheism. Our courses combine biblical scholarship, historical analysis, and systematic theology.
A comprehensive apologetic for biblical monotheism and the full deity of Jesus Christ. This flagship course provides systematic instruction in the theological foundations of Oneness monotheism, biblical exegesis of key texts, historical development of Christological debates, and contemporary applications of Neo-Apollonarian thought.
Explores the development of the doctrines of Oneness and Trinity in early Christian writings from A.D. 100 to 300. Examines the theological evolution from biblical Oneness to the trinitarianism that became dominant in the fourth century through analysis of primary sources and historical contexts.
A concise introduction to the essential elements of Oneness belief, clearly distinguishing it from trinitarianism and answering common objections. Originally presented at Harvard Divinity School, this course provides a thorough foundation for understanding Oneness theology.
A detailed examination of the Oneness doctrine covering biblical foundations, theological implications, and practical applications. This comprehensive study serves as the definitive text for understanding the nature of God from a Oneness perspective.
An advanced exegetical study of Johannine texts, particularly focusing on πρὸς τὸν θεόν (pros ton theon) in John 1:1-2. Offers a Oneness Pentecostal response to classical Trinitarian interpretations using grammatical-historical analysis.
What You'll Experience
Engage with primary sources, biblical languages, and systematic theological frameworks
Learn to defend and articulate Oneness theology in contemporary contexts
Study under recognized scholars in the field of Oneness Pentecostal theology