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Introduction to Integrative Theology© SYLLABUS |
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About the Author
Author’s
Preface
I would like to state my reason for offering this series of studies to you the
(hopefully) interested reader. I have done so to provide relevant biblical
and other data on an introductory level on topics significant for Christian life
and service, together with a proven study method to enable the lay Christian
student to develop a consistent and non-contradictory integrated personal
theology that will result in a well rounded personally appropriated faith
leading to more effective Christian service.
Quite a mouthful, huh? Over the years I have observed that there aren't a lot of doctrinal bible study materials for the serious lay student. Oh, you can find college level and graduate level materials that were written for students at those levels, but for the working lay student, none have I found.
I bring to you the product of my years of study as a working, lay student, and hope that it accomplishes the goal. This is not my scholarship but that of others. I have simplified the issues, arguments, proofs, etc., as presented by noted theologians of this and past centuries to make them understandable to the working lay student.
So the challenge is left to you, the reader, to take seriously Paul's command to “be diligent to present yourself approved to God as a workman who does not need to be ashamed, handling accurately the word of truth” (2 Tim 2:15).
Lessons in Integrative Theology
Syllabus
Unit One:
Part 1: Introduction to Theology
Unit One:
Part 2: Introduction to Theology Proper
Biographies of
Important People
Glossary of
Theological Terms
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