The Theology Program Video
The Theology Program starts tonight (Credo House), tomorrow night (online). Enroll today.
Here is a new video promo we put together.
The Theology Program starts tonight (Credo House), tomorrow night (online). Enroll today.
Here is a new video promo we put together.
Know what you believe and why!
A quick reminder that The Theology Program starts this coming Sunday, Monday, or Tuesday at the Credo House in Edmond, OK. It also starts this week for all online students.
Sunday: Bibliology and Hermeneutics (2pm-3:30)
Monday: Introduction to Theology (6pm-7:30); Humanity and Sin (7:45pm-9:15)
Tuesday: Introduction to Theology (8pm-9pm); Ecclesiology and Eschatology (9pm-10pm)
Cost: $100 per course.
If you have never taken a course before, you must start with “Introduction to Theology.” However, all of the other courses can be taken as long as you are also in “Introduction to Theology.”
Overcoming objections:
Too expensive: If you cannot pay, we have donors who have given us scholarship money. We want to you attend and will bend over backwards to help you out. To request a scholarship, contact Carrie (carrie@reclaimingthemind.org)
I can’t attend all the sessions (Credo House students): Well, you have to. But we have provided a way for you to make up all of the sessions you might miss. You can either borrow the DVDs or watch all the videos for free here: www.reclaimingthemind.org/ttp/media. You can even join us live online if you are out of town.
What about my family (Credo House students)? As long as they are 13 or older, you can bring them. Doing The Theology Program as a family is a wonderful way to engage in Christian discipleship together.
I am not smart enough and have no background: The Theology Program is not easy, but the difficulty only comes because we are going to make you think. We don’t assume any theological background at all. We take you one step at a time.
SPECIAL INVITATION: If you are unsure and just want to see what it is all about, you are more than welcome to attend the first session as a guest. We would love to have you. Come see what it is all about either at the Credo House or online.
“If it is your desire to understand what you believe and why you believe it, then The Theology Program is for you. Here you will learn the basic principles of how to think biblically. TTP takes theology from the top shelf and places it where it belongs–where everyone can reach it.”
If you have any questions at all, don’t hesitate to give us a call (ask for Carrie).
Credo House
109 NW 142nd Suite B
Edmond, OK 73013
877-362-3520
405-748-4288
405-476-3950 (weekend)
God bless,
Michael Patton
President, Reclaiming the Mind Ministries
Whether on campus at the Credo House in Edmond, Oklahoma, or online, classes start soon.
I will be teaching many of The Theology Program formal courses including Introduction to Theology and Ecclesiology and Eschatology while Rob Bowman will be contributing a fifth course in Apologetics called “Historical Jesus.”
Pastors, this is also a great place for continuing education or education of your staff and Sunday School teachers.
Homeschoolers, bring your kids with you.
Check them out.
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Want a balanced look at the issue of Creation, Science, and the Bible? Join us as we explore and discuss the Christian options with regard to Science and the Bible.
Teacher:
Author, Speaker, and Evangelical Apologist, Robert Bowman
Time:
Tuesdays July 14-Sept 8 from 9pm EST – 10:30pm (7-9pm CST at the Credo House)
Place:
Online – Paltalk (www.paltalk.com)
(NEW)
Credo House: Edmond, OK (live group setting)
Cost:
$100 for the certificate online program
(Credo House attendees can audit or go for the certificate. If you want the certificate, enroll online. Audit students, just show up at the Credo House.)
(Scholarships are available. Email carrie@reclaimingthemind.org to request.
Nine sessions:
1. History of science (Copernicus, Galileo, Newton, Darwin, Einstein, Hawking)
2. Revelation and the philosophy of science (general v. special revelation; realism v. nonrealism in science; how science changes; models for relating science and theology; naturalism)
3. Models of creation and evolution (young-earth and old-earth creationism, theistic evolution, atheistic and pantheistic evolution)
4. Genesis 1-3 and creation (Genesis 1:1 and creation ex nihilo; age of the earth and universe; origin of life and its diversity; origin of the human race; historicity of the Fall)
5. Genesis 4-9 and creation (the genealogies and the antiquity of the human race; the nature, extent, and universality of the Flood; interpretations of the Flood and of geology)
6. Creation in the rest of the Bible (wisdom literature [Psalms, Proverbs, Job]; Romans 5 and 8; creation and its consummation in biblical eschatology)
7. Physical sciences and creation (origin of the universe, fine-tuning and design arguments)
8. Biological sciences and creation (origin of life, arguments for and against macroevolution, ID)
9. Human sciences and creation (origin of human race; mind-body problem and modern brain science)
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Hello all!
We are three weeks in to our Spring 2009 (2) semester. Michael thought it would be a good idea to record the session from last night to give everyone a better idea of what our online classes are like.
Listen in to this episode of Theology Unplugged as Michael teaches session 3 of Humanity and Sin where he discusses Anthropological Dualism, Philosophical Dualism, and a few other big theological words
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We hope this will give you a bit of insight into what the online sessions are like and also give you an idea of what you can expect if you enroll in the upcoming Robert Bowman class “Science and the Bible”.
Wanting to understand Mormons and Jehovah’s witnesses?
Rob Bowman’s elective for The Theology Program, Understanding Mormons and Jehovah’s Witnesses is now available on iTunes for free.
Also, here is the XML for other podcasters.
Issues covered:
Other electives also available from the same place:
Also, don’t forget that you can get the entire Theology Program at iTunes as well. XML is here.
Fall 2008 Semester
please note, this is online students only
to find out more about the online program, go here
| Introduction to Theology Course Description |
Instructor: C. Michael Patton, ThM. Online meeting dates: Tuesday 7pm – 8pm EST, Aug. 26 -�Oct.28 Prerequisites: none Enroll now |
| Bibliology and Hermeneutics Course Description |
Instructor: C. Michael Patton, ThM. Online meeting dates: Tuesday 8pm – 9pm EST, Aug. 26 -�Oct.28 Prerequisites: none Enroll now |
| Humanity and Sin Course Description |
Instructor: C. Michael Patton, ThM. Online meeting dates: Tuesday 9pm – 10pm EST, Aug. 26 -�Oct.28 Prerequisites: IT, BH, TR (exception made for those who have not taken TR) Enroll now |
| Ecclesiology and Eschatology | Instructor: C. Michael Patton Online meeting dates: Tuesday 10pm – 11pm EST, Aug. 26 -�Oct.28 Prerequisites: IT, BH, TR, HS, SO (exception made for those who have not taken TR or SO) Enroll now |
| Christian Apologetic MethodsCourse Description | Instructor: Robert Bowman, Jr. Online meeting dates: Tuesday 10pm – 11pm EST, Aug. 26 -�Oct.28 Prerequisites: None Enroll now |
Spread the word!
This is a new local church networking site for those of you who are interested in starting The Theology Program in your area. We have thousands of churches already. This should benefit those who are already offering TTP and those who are exploring the option.
A student was kind enough to sketch us out. Rhome is on the left and I am in the middle. The guy on the far right is Timon Bingtson. He was an intern for The Theology Program.

richards on 09 Nov 2007 at 6:08 am #
Where’s Michael’s vest?
stevemoore on 09 Nov 2007 at 7:09 am #
Michael? I thought that was the guy from Hawaii Five-0.
;^)
Great picture guys…
-steve
Lisa S. on 09 Nov 2007 at 8:53 am #
Wow… that’s pretty close!
irreverend fox on 09 Nov 2007 at 10:04 am #
is that the stage of truth?
JohnT3 on 09 Nov 2007 at 10:12 am #
Very good work
Sorry Rhome Mom still thinks Michael is the cutest one of the group.
John Elliott on 09 Nov 2007 at 10:49 am #
That is awesome!
We should use this drawing as the basis for some RMM bobbleheads.
Have a great weekend!
bpratico on 09 Nov 2007 at 12:12 pm #
Why is everyone’s head so big?
Bob
JohnT3 on 09 Nov 2007 at 3:46 pm #
Seminary
Ed Komoszewski on 09 Nov 2007 at 4:37 pm #
Michael, you do an awesome David Hasselhoff impression!
Lisa R on 09 Nov 2007 at 7:18 pm #
JohnT3…lol
Gean Ann Nelson on 13 Nov 2007 at 9:34 pm #
Will you be insulted if I tell you that your English grammar is incorrect in the title of this blog entry?