Description: 3 credits: Literature, American History and Apologetics (or Philosophy).
The goal of this lively discussion course is to help establish a Biblical worldview. Students will look up scripture on the seven basic worldview questions:
- What is the Nature of God?
- What is the Origin of the Universe?
- What is the Nature of Man?
- What is the Meaning of History?
- What Happens after Death?
- What is the Basis for Ethics and Morality?
- What is the Cause of Evil and Suffering?
Following the class discussion, students will write a paragraph each week on the topic. Later introductory and concluding paragraphs will be added to the multi-page essay: “My Personal Worldview”. The class will also evaluate literature and movies and study America’s Inspired Birth.
- Mere Christianity by C.S. Lewis
- Know What you Believe by Paul Little (updated by wife) ISBN #9780830834235
- Magicians Nephew by C. S. Lewis ISBN #0064409430
- Frankenstein Quine Library – Cornerstone Curriculum
- Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde Quine Library – Cornerstone Curriculum
- The Horse and His Boy by C. S. Lewis ISBN #9780064409407
- The Deadliest Monster: An Introduction to World Views by Jeff Baldwin ISBN #0972089039
- Never Before in History: America’s Inspired Birth, Amos and Gardiner ISBN #0964210428
- Hinds Feet in High Places by Hannah Hurnard ISBN #9781617200052
- The Wise Woman by George McDonald ISBN #9780802818607
- The Princess and the Goblin by George McDonald ISBN #9780140367462
- Don’t Check Your Brain at the Door by Josh McDowell
Taught by Diana Oudin
Tuesday @ 1:30 – 3:25 PM
Class Code: WV2230
Tuition: $65
Materials Fee: $65
Estimated Hours of Homework per Week: 6-8
Required Materials: binder, paper, pens
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Term: Entire Year Minimum Students: 6 Maximum Students: 10 Accept students mid-semester: Yes