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2016 Fall Courses
Welcome to the 2016 Southern Evangelical Fall Semester course listing. On this page you will find a listing of all the courses listed with deadlines, dates, and times for each course. In addition, you will find an FAQ section below the listing of courses. Thank you for visiting, and we hope to see you on-campus, online, […]
A Match Made in Heaven: How the National Day of Reason Points to God’s Existence
The majority of this post was originally posted last year by the same title on the Ratio Christi UNC Greensboro blog. Reason. According to Merriam-Webster, it is “the power of the mind to think and understand in a logical way.”[1] This intellectual power is often championed by atheistic thinkers and spurned by many who consider […]
Course: History & Philosophy of Science
J. Thomas Bridges, Ph.D. The following is a summary of a course offered by Southern Evangelical Seminary. If you would like to see the detailed description of this course and what is expected of students, please view the syllabus below. If you are interested in enrolling in this class, please contact Southern Evangelical Seminary or click […]
New Religious Movements
This course will be taught by Emeritus Professor Richard G. Howe. Dr. Howe is an expert in cults and religious movements and tours the country teaching and speaking on their influence on culture. For a more thorough description of the course, visit the tentative syllabus by clicking here. [vimeo 66870559 w=640 h=360] One Minute Apologist […]
Presenting Apologetics: Presentation Skills & Tactics
Join Frank Turek for his course titled Presenting Apologetics: Presentation Skills & Tactics. The course will not only show students a logically sequential case for Christianity (I Don’t Have Enough Faith to Be an Atheist) but also provide them with practical presentation techniques for presenting that case and answering questions. Major issues to be discussed include, […]
Batman V. Superman: A Sign of the Culture’s Theological Condition
By Dr. Brian Huffling, Not even on the most distorted and contracted theory of good which ever was framed by religious or philosophical fanaticism, can the government of Nature be made to resemble the work of a being at once good and omnipotent [1]. Is this the worldview of a philosopher or a modern-day comic […]