Master’s Program 402: Comparative and Historical Perspectives

Master’s Program

Freeman Bible College and Seminary’s Master’s program trains students to interpret Bible passages using advanced research skills. Students select three topics for research and are encouraged to produce an original thesis, with development focused on both Old and New Testament studies from a Christian perspective. Each topic must be completed within 8 weeks.

1. Religion and Politics

2. Law and Religion Traditions

3. God and the Gods

4. Christian Ethics

5. The life and Letters of Paul

6. New Testament

7. Old Testament

Master’s Program Structure and Topics

Program Overview

Freeman Bible College and Seminary’s Master’s program is designed to equip students with the skills necessary to interpret Bible passages through advanced research methods. The curriculum emphasizes both Old and New Testament studies, encouraging students to approach their work from a Christian perspective. Students are required to successfully complete 28 credits.

Research Requirements

Students in the program are required to select three topics for in-depth research. For each topic, students are expected to develop an original thesis, demonstrating a high level of scholarly engagement and critical thinking. The progression through the topics is structured:

Available Research Topics

Religion and Politics

Law and Religion Traditions

God and the Gods

Christian Ethics

The Life and Letters of Paul

New Testament

Old Testament

Reason and Faith

History of the Devil

Judaism and Christianity

Anthropology of Magic and Religion

Religion and the Arts