Christianity, Cults, Religion

There is a difference between "ethics" and "morals." Ethics do not change. Morals reflect the changing whims of culture. For the Christian, ethics must be rooted in the absolutes revealed in God's Word to inform and nurture our moral conduct. In the postmodern era, Christians must learn to think biblically and identify how we relate to culture.

Textbooks:

Introduction to Christian Education is concerned with the progressive transformation of the believer toward the character, values, motives, attitudes and understanding of God. This course attempts to assist students who are participating in Christian education in their local churches or are interested in learning more about the biblical foundations that governs Christian education and educational theory. The roles of the leadership in the local church concerning Christian education will be explained. The effects of age, gender, race, and culture in the teaching­learning process will be explored.

Prerequisites:None

Textbook:  Christian Education: Foundations for the Future

                 By Robert E. Clark, Lin Johnson, Allyn K. Sloat

                 ISBN: 978-0-8024-1647-6    

In this course, with the help of reproductive maps and charts, the student will be able to visualize and discuss events, places, and people in both the Old and New Testaments.  The student will have visual surveys and timelines of the Bible that help put major biblical events, books, and characters into context.

REQUIRED TEXTBOOKS/COURSE MATERIAL

The Holy Bible – any version (Preferred both KJV and NIV)Nelson’s Complete “Book of Bible Maps & Charts” (Primary Text Book)Possible additional textbook