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ENG 1330: English Composition
3.00 Credits
Southeastern Bible College
Designed to develop skills in expressive and expository writing, and in critical reading.
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ENG 1331: English Composition
3.00 Credits
Southeastern Bible College
Designed to develop skills in reading, analyzing, and writing arguments, including writing from research.
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ENG 2430: and ENG2530 English Literature 1 and English Literature
3.00 Credits
Southeastern Bible College
A two-semester survey of British Literature from the fifth century to the present. Attention is given to the artistry of the major authors' works, the manner in which these works reflect and respond to the prevalent world views, and how Christians are to respond to these works (Prerequisites: ENG1330, ENG1331).
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ENG 3430: ENG3530 American Literature 1 and American Literature
3.00 Credits
Southeastern Bible College
A two-semester survey of American Literature from the Colonial period through the present. Attention is given to the artistry of the major authors' works, the manner in which they reflect and respond to contemporary events and ideas, and how Christians can thoughtfully respond to these works (Prerequisites: ENG1330, ENG1331).
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ENG 4630: Advanced Composition
3.00 Credits
Southeastern Bible College
Designed for students who are taking the English Minor, this course assumes that students have reasonable mastery of the kinds of texts discussed and written in English Composition 1 and 2. Students critically analyze and write a variety of texts, emphasizing development of a mature writing style, voice, and grammatical correctness (Prerequisites: ENG1330, ENG1331).
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HIST 2130;HIST2230: Western Civilization I and Western Civilization II
3.00 Credits
Southeastern Bible College
A survey of the course of civilization emphasizing significant persons, events, ideas, and movements in the historical epochs of Western culture.
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HIST 2130;HIST2230 - Western Civilization I and Western Civilization II
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HIST 2234: United States History to 1877
3.00 Credits
Southeastern Bible College
A survey tracking the development of US history from its colonial roots to the end of Reconstruction and emphasizing significant persons, events, and ideas that shaped American culture.
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HIST 3134: History of Christianity
3.00 Credits
Southeastern Bible College
A survey tracing Christianity's history from its emergence within Judaism through the Middle Ages, with an emphasis upon leading persons, events, and movements. From Augustine forward, emphasis will be placed upon developments within Western, as opposed to Eastern, Christianity.
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HIST 3234: History of Christianity
3.00 Credits
Southeastern Bible College
A survey tracing Christianity's history from the Protestant Reformation to the present that highlights the Reformation, Counter Reformation, modern religious liberalism, and the development of twentieth century religious pluralism.
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HIST 4133: History of Christianity
3.00 Credits
Southeastern Bible College
A survey of Christianity's history in America beginning with European colonization that highlights significant themes, events, leaders, and places special emphasis upon the development, dominance, and post-Civil War erosion of evangelical Protestantism's hegemony in the United States.
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