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Department of Systematic Christian Theology

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Related departments

 * Department of Biblical Studies
 * Department of Christian Apologetics
 * Department of Historical Christian Theology
 * Department of Traditional Christian Theology

Centres of the department
The learning materials and learning projects will be found in the following department centres:
 * Centre for Systematic Theology Prolegomena
 * Centre for Bibliology &mdash; includes topics like Biblical Hermeneutics
 * Centre for Trinitarianism &mdash; includes topics like Christology and  Pneumatology
 * Centre for Anthropology in Christian Theology &mdash; includes topics like Hamartiology
 * Centre for Soteriology
 * Centre for Ecclesiology
 * Centre for Eschatology

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