Christian Philosophy Concentration
🎓 Christian Leadership Bachelor with a Christian Philosophy Concentration
Understand Ideas. Live the Truth. Lead with Wisdom.
Do you love deep thinking? Are you passionate about truth, meaning, and how faith shapes culture? The Christian Philosophy Concentration within the Bachelor of Christian Leadership degree is designed for emerging leaders who want to explore big questions through a biblical lens—and apply timeless truth in today’s ever-changing world.
This concentration builds your critical thinking, deepens your understanding of Christian worldview, and helps you communicate truth in ministry, education, business, and beyond.
Whether you’re a future teacher, preacher, apologist, or thoughtful leader, this concentration helps you become a clear thinker and a wise guide in a confused world.
🧠 Why Study Christian Philosophy?
Discover the power of biblical wisdom in contrast to worldly ideas
Defend the Christian worldview with clarity and confidence
Understand the history of thought—from ancient to postmodern philosophy
Sharpen your reasoning, discernment, and communication
Integrate faith and thinking in your leadership, writing, and teaching
Prepare for seminary, teaching, or graduate study in theology or apologetics
📚 Courses Required for the Christian Philosophy Concentration
To earn this concentration, you must complete the Bachelor of Christian Leadership Degree, maintain a 2.00 GPA, and complete the following 7 courses totaling at least 19 credits.
✅ Core Courses (5 Required)
Biblical Wisdom Books (4 Units)
Learn to think biblically by studying Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, and Job—God’s guide to living wisely in a complex world.Introduction to Philosophy (3 Units)
Explore what philosophy is, why it matters, and how a Christian worldview transforms how we think about truth and meaning.Christian Philosophy (3 Units)
Dive deep into the distinctives of Christian thought, comparing it to secular systems and grounding your ideas in Scripture.Logic and Critical Thinking (3 Units)
Master the tools of reasoning, argumentation, and analysis. Learn how to discern faulty logic and think clearly in today’s noisy world.Capstone: Bachelor of Christian Leadership (1 Unit)
Reflect, synthesize, and present your learning through a final project that shows your readiness to lead and serve.
✒️ Choose 2 Additional Courses (Pick from the Following)
Comparative Religions (2 Units) – Understand and contrast world religions through a biblical lens
Philosophy of Religion (3 Units) – Explore deep questions of existence, morality, and the nature of God
Sexual Ethics (3 Units) – Examine biblical, philosophical, and cultural perspectives on sexuality
Ancient Philosophy (3 Units) – Study key ideas from Plato, Aristotle, and the early schools of thought
Modern Philosophy (3 Units) – Engage Enlightenment, postmodern, and contemporary thinkers and their impact on today's culture
🏁 Total: 7 Courses | Minimum 19 Credits
👨🏫 Who Should Choose This Concentration?
✅ Students called to teach, write, or speak about truth and faith
✅ Future apologists or worldview instructors
✅ Leaders navigating cultural and ethical challenges
✅ Christians preparing for graduate-level theological education
✅ Anyone who wants to think deeply, biblically, and clearly
✝️ Think for the Glory of God
The Christian faith is intellectually rich and spiritually true. The Christian Philosophy Concentration helps you think Christianly about every area of life—and equips you to guide others in a world of competing ideas.
Whether you’re leading in ministry, education, or business, this concentration will deepen your understanding, strengthen your mind, and ignite your impact.
Christian Philosophy Concentration
You must have the credential
Bachelor of Christian Leadership Degree
Requires a 2.00 GPA and to
complete the following :

5 courses required
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Biblical Wisdom Books (4 Units)
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Introduction to Philosophy (3 Units)
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Christian Philosophy (3 Units)
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Logic and Critical Thinking (3 Units)
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Capstone Bachelor of Christian Leadership (1 Unit)
2 courses required
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Comparative Religions (2 Units)
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Philosophy of Religion (3 Units)
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Sexual Ethics (3 Units)
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Ancient Philosophy (3 Units)
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Modern Philosophy (3 Units)