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Christianity and Culture has a strong interdisciplinary and historical approach that seeks to give students a broad understanding of the relationship of Christianity to Western culture.
The intent is to help students prepare for graduate theological studies and to provide a solid foundation for those who desire to enter ministry. Majors, concentrations, and minors explore the relationship between the historic Christian faith and contemporary values, issues, institutions, and lifestyles. By doing so, our goal is to help develop graduates who apply discernment in their own cultural settings.
The Department of Religious Studies offers a major in Christianity and Culture, leading to a B.A. degree, as well as a concentration and a minor. A minor in Catholic Studies is offered by Catholic Pacific College, an approved teaching centre of TWU.
Degrees
Bachelor of Arts (BA)
Minor
Concentration
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Admission Requirements
The admissions process at TWU is designed to be simple and convenient. Once we receive your application and transcripts, you will be contacted by your admissions counsellor within two weeks on your admittance.
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Catholic Pacific College
Founded in 1999 and located next to the entrance of Trinity Western University, the Catholic college is a valued partner and close neighbour to TWU. It offers sections of TWU courses on Catholic studies.
Careers in Christianity & Culture
Faculty Profiles
Craig Allert, Ph.D.
Professor of Religious Studies and History
Director MA in Biblical Studies
Coordinator Christianity and Culture Program
Kent Clarke, Ph.D.
Professor of Religious Studies; Brooke Foss Westcott Professorship of New Testament Textual Criticism, Greek Studies, and Hermeneutics; Chair, Religious Studies Department
Joanne Pepper, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Religious Studies; Coordinator, Inter-Cultural Religious Studies
Andrew B. Perrin, Ph.D
Assistant Professor of Religious Studies; Co-Director of Dead Sea Scrolls Institute
Archie Spencer
Associate Professor of Theology at ACTS Seminaries, J.H. Pickford Distinguished Chair of Systematic Theology for Northwest Baptist Seminary, Religious Studies