This course deals with the Doctrine of God and the Scriptures from a Presuppositional/Calvinistic/Postmillennial point of view. It is not an apologetics course, but rather a study of the Nature of God, His Law, His Covenant and His Evangelical Mandate both in the sphere of the soul and the culture. Ontology, Covenant, Law and Grace covers the Calvinistic Doctrine of Grace (TULIP), the controversial doctrine of predestination and the structure of the Covenant. Discussions on Christ's Kingdom, Christian Reconstruction and the importance of Teleology will also be included.
Professor : Rev. Paul Michael Raymond
Semester: 6 weeks
Mode: 6 Conference Call lectures
Total hours: Approx 6
Requirements: One final essay exam.
Course Fee: $150. Registration Fee includes an on-line file folder word document with course outline and primary sources from a selection of Historical Church Creeds and Confessions. An on-line posting board for mid week discussion, personal email access with the professor.