THE BIBLE AND SCIENCE |
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A basic introduction to the biblical and scientific
case for Creationism and literal belief in the scientific accuracy and reliability of the
biblical record. Resource books: A Case for Creation by Wayne Friar and William P. Davis,
Evolution: The Challenge of the Fossil Record by Duane T. Gish, Scientific Creationism by
Henry Morris, and In the Beginning by John R. Rice. |
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CHRISTIAN
COUNSELING |
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The place of counseling, the Holy Spirit in
counseling, and the pastor as counselor; the role of Christian school teachers as
counselors; the language of counseling, the love of counseling, and the charge of
counseling; getting started in counseling, basic approaches, and data gathering; Insights
for dealing with anger, envy, fear, depression, schizophrenia, sexual problems. Resource
books: Competent to Counsel and Christian Counselor's Manual by Jay Adams. |
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COLLEGE
MATH I |
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Introduction to various mathematical concepts;
covers such topics as sets, logic, functions, and mathematical systems. Resource book:
Man's Mathematical Models by Bill Williams and Gwen Crotts. |
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COLLEGE
MATH II |
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Covers the scope of trigonometry - the functions,
inverse functions, combination functions, coordinates, and the function laws. |
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ENGLISH
COMPOSITION I |
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A study of the fundamentals of English composition:
grammar, parts of speech, punctuation, mechanics, spelling, and the actual construction of
sentences, paragraphs, and compositions. |
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ENGLISH
COMPOSITION II |
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Designed to aid the student in developing his
writing skills. The techniques of effective writing such as introductions, outlines,
storytelling, comparison and contrast, and other features which are essential to a good
piece of literature are covered. |
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GREEK I |
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Introductory course in Greek of the New Testament
designed to enable the student to read from the Greek New Testament. Vocabulary, grammar,
and accidence are the major studies, ending with an application of all grammar learned by
translating I John. Resource books: Greek New Testament (Textus Receptus) and Greek
Handbook. |
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GREEK II |
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An intermediate course of New Testament Greek
specializing in grammar, syntax reviews, and translation drills. Prerequisite: Greek I.
Resource books: (see GREEK I) |
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HISTORY OF CIVILIZATION I |
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The origin and development of Western man and his
institutions, from the ancient Fertile Crescent to the Reformation, are traced. |
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HISTORY OF CIVILIZATION II |
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Traces the development of Western man and his
institutions from the Reformation. |
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INTRO TO GEOGRAPHY |
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An examination of the basic elements in the earth's
environment. Resource book: Geography: Factors and Concepts by White, Renner and Harman. |
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INTRO TO PHYSICAL SCIENCE |
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Introduces the student to various areas of science
from a biblical viewpoint. |
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OLD TESTAMENT SURVEY |
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The student derives a good understanding of the
content, history, and customs of the Old Testament from these studies. Helpful background
information greatly aids in the student's ability to interpret the Scriptures. |
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U.S. HISTORY TO 1865 |
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Survey of United States history covering the
founding of the United States through the period of the Civil War which threatened to
divide this great nation. |
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