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Did Adam and Eve Really Exist?
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The Evidence of Prophecy
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Readings from the Ancient Near East
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The rise of theistic evolution has led to many Christians questioning the traditional interpretation of Adam and Eve as historical persons. Old Testament scholar, C. John Collins, tackles the questions raised by theologians and scientists alike. He provides a helpful survey of other biblical authors on the existence of the first humans and evangelical alternatives for how to integrate the biblical and scientific data.
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Robert C. Newman offers a collection of essays in which nine authors discuss prophecies made centuries in advance about Israel, about the countries surrounding Israel, and about the Messiah. These writers emphasize the powerful evidence for the reliability of Scripture and the certainty of our Christian faith that the fulfillment of these predictions provides. They remind us to follow Paul's counsel to the Thessalonians: "Test everything, and hold onto the good."
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This volume introduces students to English translations of a wide variety of primary source texts from the ancient Near East.
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Dictionary of the Ancient Near East
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Icons of Evolution
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Creating Life in the Lab
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This single-volume encyclopedia offers an introductory summary to a wide range of topics related to the ancient Near East.
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Jonathan Wells convincingly demonstrates that the evidence and examples of Darwinian evolution commonly found in biology textbooks are either misleading or false. Wells carefully documents his thesis from the work of evolutionary biologists, explaining that the "icons" of evolution are nothing more than scientific myths in most cases. The evolutionary icons addressed by Wells include the Miller-Urey experiment, Archaeopteryx as the missing link connecting birds to reptiles, speciation among Darwin's finches, and others. Icons of Evolution provides a critical tool for parents and students needing to respond to the evolution theories promoted throughout most biology textbooks.
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Representing the best of RTB's efforts to anticipate scientific breakthroughs and explain their contribution to the case for Christian faith, biochemist Fuz Rana shows how recent advances in synthetic biology actually undermine the evolutionary explanation for the origin of life.
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Archaeology and the Old Testament
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Jericho Unearthed
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Digging for Truth: Archaeology and the Bible
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Alfred Hoerth gives readers an archeologist's-eye view of the Old Testament. While careful not to suggest that archaeology "proves" the Bible, he demonstrates that research findings illustrate and support the veracity of the Scriptures. He covers patriarchal Palestine, Joseph and Moses in Egypt, the reigns of David and Solomon, the divided kingdom, and the exile. Some 250 illustrations enrich the text.
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For more than fifty years scholars have built a wall of doubt against the historical accuracy of the Bible using Jericho as one of its cornerstones. Did the walls of Jericho really come tumbling down? What does the evidence say?
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Certain archaeological discoveries have religious, and even political, implications and threaten the delicate balance of power in modern Israel. This History Channel documentary explores the high stakes for those scholars involved in debates about biblical archaeology – Christians, Jews and Muslims alike.
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The Bible’s Buried Secrets
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On the Reliability of the Old Testament
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Doing Archaeology in the Land of the Bible
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This PBS Nova special presents some of the latest developments in biblical archaeology and how they are shedding light on ancient biblical stories.
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Kenneth Kitchen, emeritus professor of Egyptology and Archaeology from the University of Liverpool, puts forth a powerful case for the reliability of the Old Testament stories.
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John Currid, professor of archaeology at Reformed Theological Seminary, offers a beginner's guide to archaeology. He defines terms, reviews briefly the history of archaeology in Palestine, and explains archeologists' methods from launching a dig to interpreting the items unearthed. The last chapter presents "archaeology in action," focusing on the recovery of Bethsaida. The text includes illustrations and color photos of twenty-six archaeological sites in the Holy Land.
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Adv. Seminar on Human Origins
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Advanced Seminar on Human Origins Biola/Audit
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Adv. Seminar on the Origin of Life
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This 15-week graduate seminar taught by Dr. Fuz Rana explores the
integration of the biblical account of humanity¹s origin with the scientific
record. The most prominent biblical and scientific models for human origins
will be surveyed, including young-earth creationism, old-earth creationism,
theistic evolutionism, and secular evolutionism.
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This package includes resources required for the following students taking the Advance Seminar on Human Origins course
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This 15-week seminar taught by Dr. Fuz Rana explores the integration of the biblical account for the origin of life with the latest scientific research. The most prominent biblical and scientific models for the origin of life will be surveyed, including old-earth creationism, theistic evolutionism, and secular evolutionism.
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Adv. Seminar on the Origin of Life Biola/Audit
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Biblical Archaeology Course Registration (15-week course)
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Biblical Archaeology - Biola and Audit Course Material Package (15-week)
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This 15-week seminar surveys the methods and results of archaeology as applied to sites and topics of biblical significance. It also offers a consideration of the interpretive and apologetic uses of archaeology. This extended version of the course contains an additional unit on New Testament archaeology, as well as additional supplemental content. A 7-week abbreviated version of the course is also available.
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This package includes resources required for the following students taking the Biblical Archaeology (15 weeks) course
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Biblical Archaeology Course Registration (7-week course)
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Critical Thinking Skills Course Registration
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Critical Thinking Skills Undergrad Course Material Package
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This 7-week course surveys the methods and results of archaeology as applied to sites and topics of biblical significance. It also offers a consideration of the interpretive and apologetic uses of archaeology. This abbreviated version of the course does not contain the unit on New Testament archaeology, as well as other supplemental content included in the 15-week version.
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In this intensive 7-week online course, RTB's senior theologian, Kenneth Samples teaches what it means to love God with all your mind. The ability of Christians to effectively address the many arguments skeptics present is an ongoing challenge. This course deals with the various aspects of deductive, inductive, and abductive reasoning as they are applied to different forms of argumentation. Different ways of testing arguments and truth-claims are evaluated for validity, cogency, and strength. Students will learn to assess how arguments break down, how to recognize and categorize fallacies, and how to recognize when areas of logic are violated.
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Critical Thinking Skills Grad/NCBC/Audit Course Material Package
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Creation and the Bible Course Registration
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Creation and the Bible Course Material Package
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This intensive 7-week online course surveys the biblical material related to creation, including the historic doctrine of general and special revelation. Students are also exposed to a variety of interpretations to Genesis 1, including the biblical basis for the old-earth creation model and encouraged to form an integrated, coherent interpretation of the data. The second half of the course explores theological and scientific questions concerning the age of the earth (such as radiometric dating techniques and global flood theory).
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World Religions and Science Course Registration (15-Week Course)
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World Religions and Science Course Registration (7-Week Course)
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World Religions and Science HIU Undergraduate Course Material Package
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This 15-week graduate seminar taught by senior theologian, Kenneth Samples, lays out the foundational beliefs of the world's major religions, including Christianity, Judaism, Islam, Mormonism, and Eastern mysticism. Students will explore the ways proponents of these religions use modern science to justify their particular worldviews. This extended version of the course contains an additional unit investigating the philosophical implications of religious pluralism. A 7-week abbreviated version of the course is also available.
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In this 7-week course, Kenneth Samples, RTB's senior theologian lays out the foundational beliefs of the world's major religions, including Christianity, Judaism, Islam, Mormonism, and Eastern mysticism. Students will explore the ways proponents of these religions use modern science to justify their particular worldviews. This abbreviated version of the course does not include the unit on the issue of religious pluralism ("Do all religions lead to God?"), which is included in the 15-week version.
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These are the resources that are required for undergraduate students at Hope International University taking the “World Religions and Science” course
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World Religions and Science 7-Week Course Material Package
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World Religions and Science 15-Week Course Material Package
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Good Science, Good Faith Student Workbook: Krista Bontrager
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This package includes resources required for the following students taking the World Religions and Science course
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This optional resource will provide one additional student with a Good Science, Good Faith workbook. It does not include the Answer Key or the audio and video lectures contained in the Good Science, Good Faith Basic Package and Complete Course Package. This item is intended for use by siblings or co-op students.
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