Details for NAT11132004 Identify and apply the main doctrines of the church

Understanding the Church’s central doctrines is essential for a strong, informed faith and effective ministry. This subject equips students to define key Christian teachings, explore their biblical foundations, and distinguish between dogma, doctrine, and opinion. Learners will compare how denominations interpret and apply these doctrines, reflect on how they influence personal faith, and develop practical ways to live them out. The unit also trains students to recommend and implement doctrine-based practices in church and community life, ensuring their leadership is grounded in biblical truth.

Quick Stats

• Currently offered by Alphacrucis: Yes
• Course code: NAT11132004
• Credit points: 10

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Prerequisite

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Unit Content

Outcomes

1. Identify and study the main doctrines of the church

• Define the main doctrines of the church
• Document how the Bible supports the main doctrines
• Explain the difference between dogma, doctrine and opinion
• Research similarities of a doctrine among Christian denominations

2. Apply the doctrines to the contemporary church

• Support an opinion regarding the practical application of a doctrine using the Bible
• Apply examples of some main doctrines in own life
• Make recommendations for applying Christian doctrines to a church community
• Implement Christian doctrines in an area of the church community

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