ST. MICHAEL ACADEMY OF ESCHATOLOGY
BACHELOR OF THEOLOGY IN RELIGIOUS HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANT
ARTIFACTS & BIBLICAL ARCHAEOLOGY AVOCATIONAL EDUCATION
SYLLABUS

Religious Significant Artifacts Pertaining to Holy Sacraments Course #917- 20 Credits
Students will study and research the historical significance of artifacts from the church particularly from the 1500-1700's.  Students will become familiar with the procedure involved in religious artifact finds. A research paper is required.
"God's Ocean 4th ed." Magazine by Archbishop Haralambos
"The Spanish Armada" book by Williams
"The Enterprise of Florida: Spanish Conquest of 1565-1568" book by E. Lyons
"Shipwrecks in the Vicinity of Jupiter Inlet" pamphlet by B. DuBois
"The Search for the Santa Maria" book by J. Frye
"Search for the Mother Lode of the Atocha" book by E. Lyon
"Undersea Treasures" book by National Geographic Society
"The Story of Maps" book by L. Brown
"Manual of Research" Yellow Book by Captain Haralambos
Haralambos will utilize various other research materials

Church Cultural Affiliations & Hierarchical Influences in the 1600's Spanish Culture Course # 927- 20 Credits
Students will capture the prevailing Christian thought during the rein of King Phillip IV of Spain and write about the 1050 schism between the Catholic and Protestants.
"A Synopsis of the Dogmatic Theology of the Orthodox Catholic Church" book by Rev. G. Dimopoulos
"Interpreting Orthodoxy; The Communication of Eastern Orthodox Beliefs to Christians of Western Church Traditions" book by Dr. Nissiotis
"Theou Thalasa Trinity" by Haralambos (Introduction)
"God's Ocean" 4th Ed.
Various history books on the reformation will be utilized. (Will Durant)

Dictates of the Holy Orders and the Politics with Catholic Spain Course #937- 20 Credits
Students will study the prevailing politics during King Phillip IV reign and include the war with the northern countries that changed the course of history for the greatest nation on earth during this time period. A term paper is required.
Various history books on this time period will be utilized.

Religious Interpretive and Biblical Archaeology Course #950- 20 Credits
Students will write a paper contrasting the Catholic and Protestant Reformation.  The importance of archaeology in defining historical events must be included in paper.
"Steps to Salvaging" by Haralambos
"The Orthodox Church, a Well Kept Secret" book by Nicozisin

Biblical/Prophetic Archaeology and the Reform Catholic Inquisition Course # 950- 20 Credits
Students will read and study the three volumes "Theou Thalasa Trilogy" by author Haralambos and critique each volume as it relates to prophetic and bible based Holy Scripture.  Three critique papers are required and the Golden Madonna and Christ Child Statue must be mentioned in critique papers.
"Theou Thalasa" volumes I, II, III, by Haralambos
"God's Ocean" Gold ed. Magazine by Haralambos
"Fatima" paper by J. & A. Vesey
"God's Ocean" green & red editions, magazine by Haralambos

Publicated Thesis 20 Credits
Students are required to write a thesis.  Student will submit an outline and have an interview for approval of thesis research.  Publication costs are not included.  A project other than a written thesis must be approved.