This course will cover the Doctrine of Divine Revelation and the Doctrine of God. The Doctrine of Divine Revelation examines how God has made Himself known to humanity, focusing on general revelation through creation and conscience, as well as special revelation through Scripture and the person of Jesus Christ. The Doctrine of God delves into the nature, attributes, and works of God, offering insights into His omniscience, omnipotence, omnipresence, and the Trinity. Together, these doctrines form the bedrock for understanding how we come to know God, His will, and His purposes, providing a framework for deeper theological study and faithful Christian living.
REQUIRED TEXTS
The Holy Bible (Translation: Student’s Choice)
Bible Doctrines, Essential Teachings of the Christian Faith, 2nd Edition (Wayne Grudem)
Reading Assignments (25% of Final Grade)
The reading of assigned sections from the required text is a very important component of this course. They are listed below under each of the video links.
Notebook Assignment (25% of Final Grade)
Keep a notebook devoted specifically to this course. Organization of materials is important to make them accessible for future use. At the end of the course, you will be asked to submit a photo of your notes as part of your requirements for this course.
Final Examination (50% of Final Grade)
The final examination will be distributed during the last scheduled class. Students will be given one month to complete the exam and return it to the instructor. This can be done through the class website. Students are allowed to use the notes and books from class during the test but not allowed to search the internet for answers (this will be on the honor system).
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THE VIDEOS ALONG WITH CLASS NOTES AND MATERIAL IS UNDER THE CURRICULUM TAB ON THIS PAGE
Required Reading:
Weeks 1-4 — Read and Take Notes Pages 21-67
Weeks 5-8 — Read and Take Notes Pages 73-116
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How to Complete the Course:
After you have watched all the video lectures, taken notes for each class, and completed the required reading, please follow these steps to complete the course:
Email us at [email protected] to let us know you’ve finished the coursework and are ready to commence with your Final Examination. Along with your message, please attach a single photo of your course notebook for our records.
Once we receive your submission, a member of our admin team will confirm receipt. At that point, you will have four weeks to complete and submit your Final Examination.
When your Final Examination is complete, send an email to [email protected] and let us know you have finished. One of our instructors will review and grade your work. If a passing grade is achieved, we will issue and email you a digital certificate of completion.