Department of Religion, Ethics & Philosophy

We stand at the intersectional heart of our mission as both a college of the church and as a liberal-arts institution.

The Department of Religion, Ethics & Philosophy provides students with the tools to establish their basic perspectives on life as well as the moral compass to navigate it. Through a rigorous curriculum, students gain a deeper understanding of the world around them and learn in an environment that nurtures faith, respects difference, and encourages growth. By encountering the great thinkers and doers of history, our Religion, Ethics and Philosophy students develop unmatched problem-solving and communication skills, which are essential for any job down the road, including a possible life of ministry.

Religion (B.A.) Major

Students have the opportunity for faith formation and to build a solid foundation for a life in ministry, even if that ministry takes place outside of the context of the church.

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Religion Minor

Like its major, this minor in religion can be shaped by a wide study of religious topics, or it can be centered on courses designed to prepare the student for Christian ministry.

Christian Ethics Minor

Students evaluate schools of thought and individual examples from the Christian tradition that might serve as moral guides for life.

Biblical Studies Minor

Student can take a variety of courses in Old and New Testament that provide a foundation for interpreting scripture.

Ministry Minor

The minor in ministry focuses on ministry studies, practical theology, and chaplaincy-related areas.

Philosophy Minor

Naturally curious students get an introduction to the fundamental questions that have driven all human inquiry, and examine the schools of thought that have arisen throughout history.

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