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Through Theology in a Year: Introduction to Theology Session 1

by June 24th, 2007Comments Be First to Comment


Note: there are multiple sessions that will play back to back. Total time is just over 1 hour.

(what is this all about?)

Course Workbook (click to open, right click to download)

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Course Homepage
Forum for Discussion Questions and Case Studies

Readings (for those with course textbooks):
Systematic Theology, pp. 21-43
Mosaic of Christian Belief, pp. 11-27

Readings (For those without course textbooks):
What is Theology
Googling for Truth
Exercise and Theology

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