Bachelor of Arts in Pastoral Counseling
Tuition: $4,495
BSHN-101 — Spiritual Organization Defined
4.0 Credits
This course will teach you the Biblical Etymology of "Ecclesiology" that can be found in the Septuagint Bible, which uses ekklesia to translate the Hebrew word qâhâl, meaning a fellowshipping, congregation, assembly, company or other organized body for spiritual purposes (Acts 2:42).
Ecclesiology is "Spiritual, But Not Religious" and also "Unchurched" which may be defined as all those who do not believe in a structured, ritualistic and dogmatic pious performance at the altar. Christology is the study of the person of Christ, His life, His ministry, His sacrifice, His commandments, and His sacrifice as our savior. In short, without an understanding of the character of Christ, your ministry is doomed to fail. (Proverbs19:2) Christology is the study of the person of Christ, His life, His ministry, His sacrifice, His commandments, and His sacrifice as our savior. In short, without an understanding of the character of Christ, your ministry is doomed to fail. (Proverbs 19:2)
We, as a spiritual and Christian organization called 'Ecclesiology" define our philosophy as the science of organic Christianity, which is a living, breathing, dynamic, mutually participatory, every-member functioning, Christ-centered, communal expression of the body of Christ that is based on Christian Bible principles and historical events.
BSHN-102 — Whole Medicine & Healing Ministry Defined
4.0 Credits
This course will help you understand the responsibilities of a Whole Medicine & Healing Christian Ministry. As a Christian Whole Medicine & Healing Minister, you will learn God's Divine purpose for the various Christian Healing Ministries that we as Christians have been entrusted and called upon to perform for the spiritual and physical benefit of all living creatures.
BSHN-103 — Ordained Whole Medicine & Healing Minister Defined
4.0 Credits
The purpose of this course is to help you define and understand your role as a Ordained Whole Medicine & Healing Minister. You will learn in this polluted world how to help heal the sick in relation to the spirit, mind, body and soul, which are all working synergistically together towards Pristine "spiritual and physical" Health.
BSHN-104 — Neurobiology of Faith: Introduction
4.0 Credits
This course introduces a transformative technique designed to harness the influence of positive cognition (thoughts) on emotional well-being and health, including technique for communicating with the subconscious for increased and balanced activity in both hemispheres of the brain, thus providing a survival technique for today’s pace of living.
BSHN-105 — Neurobiology of Beliefs
4.0 Credits
This course explores the biological basis of human experience, examining the brain as the physical foundation of personality and consciousness. Students will analyze scientific evidence linking neurobiological processes to psychological states, including anxiety, depression, and compulsive behaviors, by bridging the gap between the brain and behavior. Students will also learn how to correctly nourish the brain and understand how blood blow affects mental health.
BSHN-106 — Plant-Based Nutrition I: The AAA Diet
4.0 Credits
An exploration of concepts based on proper food combinations resulting in an alkaline-forming diet. Students examine the physiological roles of digestive mediums upon enzymes and the mechanisms of nutrient assimilation. This course bridges the gap between acid-alkaline balance and metabolic health, investigating how dietary choices dictate energy levels, physical and physiological performance.
BSHN-107 — Biological Concepts of Enzymes & Nutrition
4.0 Credits
This course explores the biochemical mechanisms of enzymes as essential catalysts in human nutrition. Students will examine the role of enzymatic activity and the conservation of enzymes in the digestion and assimilation of nutrients, as well as its broader impact on physiological health.
BSHN-108 — Advanced Applied Nutrition
4.0 Credits
This course examines optimal sources and ratios for macronutrients and micronutrients, providing a scientific framework for raw plant-based nutrition. Students will explore the "nutrient-per-calorie" concept as a tool for daily dietary evaluation and investigate the biological basis for determining a species-specific diet. Additionally, the curriculum addresses the physiological impact of fruit consumption on chronic conditions, including diabetes, weight management, and metabolic health.
BSHN-109 — Plant-Based Nutrition II: The AAA Diet
4.0 Credits
Prerequisite: BSHN-106
Building on foundational concepts, this course focuses on oxygenating body tissue through alkaline-forming diets. Students learn to optimize nutrient assimilation to potentially double personal power, strength, and endurance through the catalyzing role of proper food combining. Various levels of a raw vegan diet are explored, along with gradual transition support.