Bible Doctrines and Bible Doctrines II.
In these courses you will pursue an in-depth study of the various doctrines of the Bible.
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Bible Doctrines
The purpose of this class is to give the student an
understanding
of the ten basic major doctrines of the Bible.
DOCTRINES COVERED:
In
the workbook we
will not cover the doctrines in the same order as in the textbook. We
will cover the doctrine of The Scriptures (Bibliology) first, so start
with the textbook section entitled "The Doctrine of the Scriptures."
After that we will follow the order of the textbook beginning with
"The Doctrine of God."
Index of the
Workbook
I. THE
DOCTRINE OF THE SCRIPTURES (BIBLIOLOGY)
II. THE DOCTRINE OF GOD (THEOLOGY)
III. THE DOCTRINE OF JESUS CHRIST (CHRISTOLOGY)
IV. THE DOCTRINE OF THE HOLY SPIRIT (PNEUMATOLOGY)
V. THE DOCTRINE OF MAN (ANTHROPOLOGY)
VI. THE DOCTRINES OF SALVATION (SOTERIOLOGY)
VII. THE DOCTRINE OF THE CHURCH (ECCLESIOLOGY)
VIII. THE DOCTRINE OF ANGELS (ANGELOLOGY)
IX. THE DOCTRINE OF SATAN
X. THE DOCTRINES OF THE LAST THINGS
(ESCHATOLOGY)
METHOD OF STUDY:
1. Student is required to read the
text,
"The Great Doctrines of the Bible" by Dr. William Evans and
the companion workbook by Dr. T.E. VanBuskirk, looking up and reading
all scriptures in your Bible that are referenced in the workbook and
the textbook.
2. Student may not complete more than one section per week.
Even one section every two weeks is reasonable,
given the depth of the material.
3. There will be a final test at the end of the
course. Final Test will be open book.
Blanks in workbook
The workbook was originally written for an on-campus course and
was adapted for use online. There are blanks
throughout the workbook that cannot be filled in online. They were left there only to help
ensure that the students are looking up every reference in their
King James Bible.
ATTENDANCE:
Minimum attendance for the course is 15 weeks.
Minimum attendance for each lesson in the course is 1 week.
Course is worth 3 credits.
TESTING:
Make sure you
read and submit the Testing
Instructions form if you have not
already done so.
- Name entry on tests: Students are required to use proper letter-case when inputting their names on all submissions to the college. Example: If your name is John Smith, then input John Smith, not john smith or JOHN SMITH. If you do not use proper letter-case when
you input your name on a test, then the test will be Disallowed and discarded.
Failed Test If you fail
any test, you may not attempt
that test again on the same day. You must restudy the
textbook/workbook and find all of the correct answers to the
questions missed and then retake the test no sooner than the
next day.
Please sign-in HERE,
if you have not already done so.
Print out a Course Record Form on which to keep all pertinent information for this current course. Access to the form is on the Begin Sign In page. You will then close those pages and return to this
page to start this class.
How to complete this class.
1. Read the workbook and the textbook and look up all scripture references in your Bible.
2. Pay close attention in the workbook to the portions marked: "Homework" and "NOTE: These will be test questions" because you may need the answers to those questions for a test.
3.
As you finish each section of the
workbook:
Do not go on to study the next section of the workbook
until you have met the required minimum attendance for each
section/lesson. You may begin the next section
on or after the next day.
4.
After
you have finished all required reading and met
the minimum attendance for the course overall, then you will
take the Final Test.
You will need to open and study both the textbook and the workbook at the same time.
NOTE:
In the textbook there is a mistake in the section Final
Chapter "The Doctrine of the Last Things, 1. THERE IS
A JUDGMENT THAT IS ALREADY PAST--THE JUDGMENT AT THE
CROSS." On the first line of the first
paragraph the reference 1 Pet 3:24 is given in the list of
references. That reference is incorrect. The
correct reference is 1 Pet 2:24.
Required textbook
by William
Evans is online for your use.
(click link for the the
textbook in your preferred format)
"Great Doctrines of the Bible"
(html format)
"Great Doctrines of the Bible"
(text format)
"Great Doctrines of the Bible"
(pdf format)
You
are required to read this textbook in its entirety by the time you
finish this class.
Required
Workbook
by Dr. T.E. VanBuskirk is online for your use.
Doctrines Workbook
(pdf format)
Doctrines
Workbook (docx
format)
To learn how to read the textbook and the workbook side by
side on your monitor screen, click HERE
to go to instructions for how to bring them
both up on your screen at the same time.
SECTION TESTS: RETURN TO THIS PAGE TO TAKE ALL OF THE TESTS!
When
you click the a TEST link it will download
to your computer. When download is completed, click
"Open" or "Open when done". A window may pop
up
stating that "Windows protected your PC". Click
"More info" and then click "Run anyway" in
the white rectangular box at the
bottom of that window.
- RESULTS PAGE -
Be
sure to submit a copy of the Results page
in order to have your score registered
to your file.
BIBLIOLOGY TEST THEOLOGY TEST CHRISTOLOGY TEST
PNEUMATOLOGY TEST ANTHROPOLOGY TEST SOTERIOLOGY TEST
ECCLESIOLOGY TEST ANGELOLOGY TEST SATAN TEST
FINAL TEST
- Once you have completed all sections of the
workbook and met the minimum required attendance for the course
overall, then you may take the Final Test for the
course.
- Once
you pass
the final test do not take it again.
- If you
fail the final test then you need to
restudy the workbook and textbook and make
sure you have found all of the correct answers from the workbook and
textbook and then retake
the final test. Repeat this process until you pass the Final Test.
- If you
miss any questions on the Final Test,
even though you received a passing score, then you need to review the textbook
and the workbook and all of the section tests and
find the correct answers to the questions you missed.
To
take the Final Test:
If you have not already done so, please submit a Finish Sign In Form before proceeding to
take the Final Test. This is required to
verify that you have met the minimum attendance
requirement for the course overall.
When
you click the FINAL TEST link it will download
to your computer. When download is completed, click
"Open" or "Open when done". A window may pop
up
stating that "Windows protected your PC". Click
"More info" and then click "Run anyway" in
the white rectangular box at the
bottom of that window.
FINAL
TEST
Final
test is
"open book."
You may use your
study materials while taking the final
test.
- RESULTS PAGE -
Be
sure to submit a copy of the Results page
in order to have your score registered
to your file.
NOTE FOR FAILED TEST:
If you
fail
the test, then restudy the section, find
the correct answers to all of the questions
you missed, and then take the test
again on or after tomorrow.
You may NOT retake a failed test on the
same day that you failed it in any
of our courses. There is always
a one day wait required for
restudy of the material
before retaking
the test.
Bible Doctrines II.
Through a study of the "Fundamentals of the Faith" you will gain a deeper understanding of the fundamentals upon which the modern understanding of the Scriptures is built. These fundamentals were once believed by all who claimed to be Christian. This is not true today, as you will find when you study the course, Comparative Theology, and other courses that address modern and older beliefs. Through this course you will understand better what beliefs are fundamental to true Christian faith and practice.