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APOL 2130: Introduction to Apologetics
3.00 Credits
Southeastern Bible College
A study of the defense of the Christian faith. Topics discussed will include apologetic methodology, arguments for God's existence, miracles, evidence for the deity and resurrection of Jesus, and responses to several major objections to the Christian faith.
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APOL 2230: Worldviews and Contemporary Culture
3.00 Credits
Southeastern Bible College
A survey of the major worldviews in their contemporary cultural expression and their implications for human existence, meaning, and value. Special emphasis will be placed on the integration of the Christian theistic worldview in to the various spheres of human life.
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APOL 3431: Apologetics and Other Faiths
3.00 Credits
Southeastern Bible College
A theological and apologetic critique of the major world religions and pseudo-Christian cults, including Judaism, Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism, Roman Catholicism, Latter Day Saints, Jehovah's Witnesses, the New Age Movement, and the Word-Faith Movement.
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APOL 3530: Apologetics and the Bible
3.00 Credits
Southeastern Bible College
A study and defense of the historical reliability, inerrancy, and divine authority of the Bible. The course will focus on giving responses to major objections to the reliability and authority of the Bible, including the challenge of contemporary historical Jesus research.
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APOL 4631: Special Topics in Apologetics
3.00 Credits
Southeastern Bible College
A concentrated study of a selected topic or person related to Christian apologetics ( Prerequisites may apply).
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BIB 2130: Life of Christ
3.00 Credits
Southeastern Bible College
Examines the life of our Lord by placing the events recorded in all four gospels in reasonable chronological order. Attention is placed on items as they relate to the redemptive plan of God and the background materials that pertain to events in the Savior's life (Prerequisite: BIB1330).
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BIB 2131: Narrative Art in the Gospels
3.00 Credits
Southeastern Bible College
An exposition of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John that takes into account literary techniques employed by each author to communicate the theological message of each book and that also addresses selected synoptic issues. ( replaces BIB2130 Life of Christ as Bible Core Course)
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BIB 2520: Galatians
2.00 Credits
Southeastern Bible College
An expository, analytical and practical examination of this Epistle with attention given to Paul's defense of his apostleship, the message of justification by faith, and Christian liberty (Prerequisites: BIB1330, BIB1332, BIB2331).
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BIB 2521: I Corinthians
2.00 Credits
Southeastern Bible College
An expository, analytical, and practical examination of the Epistle with attention given to church discipline, Christian liberty, spiritual gifts (Prerequisites: BIB1330, BIB1332, BIB2331).
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BIB 2720: Intertestamental Period
2.00 Credits
Southeastern Bible College
A detailed study of the historical biographical and cultural background of the 400 silent years between the closing of the Old Testament and the opening of the New Testament. Emphasis will be given to the significant events in the development of the nation of Israel as it relates to the temple, the land, and the people (Prerequisite: BIB1330).
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