The goal of this course is to survey the methods and results of archaeology as applied to sites ad topics of biblical significance and to consider the interpretive challenges and apologetic uses of archaeology.
This course explores the integration of the biblical account for the origin of life with the latest scientific research. The most prominent biblical and scientific models for the origin of life will be surveyed, including old-earth creationism, theistic evolution, and secular evolution.
- Teacher: John Bloom
- Teacher: Rick Gerhardt
In-depth
look at contemporary evangelical perspectives on human origins and the Bible. Particular emphasis will be given to an
understanding of the nature and existence of an historical Adam in light of
both biblical and scientific research, data, and interpretations.
- Teacher: John Bloom
This course explores the integration of the biblical account for the origin of life with the latest scientific research. The most prominent biblical and scientific models for the origin of life will be surveyed, including old-earth creationism, theistic evolution, and secular evolution.
- Teacher: John Bloom
- Teacher: Rick Gerhardt
- Teacher: Don Wallar