Course SyllabusBIB-452 The Existence of God

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BIB-452The Existence of God3.0

Course Description/Overview Some of the brightest scientific minds of our time, from Albert Einstein to Stephen Hawking, have made incredible insights into the earliest origins of the universe, but have failed to ultimately discover why there is something rather than nothing—why we exist. In this course, the student will examine the latest theories about the origins of the universe and explains why even the most sophisticated science can only take us so far. Ultimately we must exercise faith to understand the world.

The student will explore fundamental questions about why our world exists and how it functions, using principles of logic, physics, and theology. In a time when religion and science are often portrayed as diametrically opposed, the student will learn how to present a refreshing view of the interplay between science and religion and makes a compelling case for the existence of God andHis role in our world.

Course Resources Required Course Text

• The Holy Bible• The Case for the Existence of God

Course FeesNone.

Proper Document Format must be typed and submitted as follows: (Use for all work in this seminary)

Set your margins for 1 inch on the top, bottom and sides of your paper. Select a simple font, such as Arial, Tahoma, Verdana or Times New Roman, in 11- or 12-point. Anything smaller will be difficult to read; anything larger will give the unfortunate impression that you are trying to force the words to take up space on the page.

Course ScheduleAssignment 1Lesson 1: Read the entire Textbook. Make notes from each chapter.

Assignment 2

Write a 5-page summary on the textbook. The summary should include key verses, important characters and events.

Submit to the Seminary.