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.

Materials Needed:

Mere Christianity by C.S. Lewis
Know What you Believe by Paul Little ISBN #9780830834235
Magicians Nephew by C. S. Lewis ISBN #9780064409438
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 #9780972089036
Never Before in History: America’s Inspired Birth, Amos and Gardiner ISBN #9780964210424
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 ISBN #9780849932342

Taught by Diana Oudin

Tuesday @ [acf field="start_time"] - [acf field="end_time"]

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Term: Entire Year
Minimum Students: 6  Maximum Students: 10
Accept students mid-semester: No

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