Apologetics 1: Historical Christian Evidences (ST25)

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  Apologetics 1 • Historical Christian Evidences

  Historical Christian Evidences

  "There is abundant evidence from historical sources which is adequate to prove that Jesus is the Son of God and the Bible is the word of God."

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  14lessons

  70%pass mark

  16study items

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  Evaluation Paper10% of gradeResearch Paper15% of gradeMidterm Memory Work10% of gradeFinal Memory Work10% of grade

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  Course Map • 14 Lessons

  1The Objective Nature of ChristianityIntroduction and foundationBegin2The Historical Reliability of the New TestamentHistorical method and evidenceBegin3The Historical Reliability of the New Testament (2)Text, testimony, and witnessesBegin4Manuscript AttestationTransmission and preservationBegin5The Historical ContextWorld of the New TestamentBegin6The Final TransitionFrom ministry to resurrection claimBegin7The Resurrection and Its ImplicationsThe central claim examinedBeginMMidterm ExamAfter lessons 1-7Begin8The Empty TombResurrection evidence continuesBegin9The Change at PentecostThe apostles and earliest proclamationBegin10The Apostles’ TestimonyWitness and credibilityBegin11Conversion of Saul of TarsusA hostile witness reconsideredBegin12The Testimony of SignsMiracles and historical claimsBegin13The Canonicity FactorFormation of the New TestamentBegin14The Mythology of LiberalismModern objections and responsesBeginFFinal ExamCourse completion assessmentBegin
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