The Department of History of Christianity examines the development of the Christian faith across different historical periods and cultures, with special attention to the Indian and North-East Indian church experience.
Overview
The curriculum includes Early Church History, Reformation Studies, Modern Christianity, Indian Church History, Historical Theology, and Historiography.
Programme Outcomes
Students will:
Understand major historical developments in Christianity.
Evaluate theological movements and church traditions.
Appreciate the heritage of Christianity in India and beyond.
Apply historical insights to contemporary ministry.
Courses and Duration
B.D.: Integrated within the programme
M.Th. (History of Christianity): 2 Years
D.Th. (History of Christianity): 3 Years
Eligibility
B.D. with B Grade (60%) or above.
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