Divisions of Systematic Theology

Christology:   a study of Christ.

Anthropology:   a study of man.

Bibliology:   a study of the bible.

Ecclesiology:   a study of the church.

Theology Proper:   a study of God.

Pneumatology:   a study of the Holy Spirit.

Hamartiology:   a study of sin.

Angelology:   a study of angels.

Soteriology:   a study of salvation.

Eschatology:   a study of end times events.

What is Systematic Theology?

Systematic theology is an orderly, coherent study of the principal doctrines of the Christian faith. R. C. Sproul

• Organised by topics.
• It attempts to summarise the teaching of scripture in brief, understandable, and very carefully formulated statements.
• Much more detailed than ordinary bible studies.
• Fairly evaluates all the relevant passages for a given topic.
• Systematic theology does not improve upon the Bible, but it does aid us in understanding and explaining the Bible.

2 Timothy 2:15