INSTRUCTOR: Rev. Timothy A. Williams, BA., MA., PhD.
COURSE INVITATION: One of the bedrocks of Christian theology is the doctrine of Original sin. Its significance is far reaching, and its rejection is the death nell to the Christian faith. Yet, this doctrine has been maligned, ignored, or mistreated by even so-called Christians.
Beginning on Monday, Septmeber 14th, Heritage School of Theology will offer the course, "The Doctrine of Original Sin". In additioan to dispelling the myths about Original Sin, this course will seek to define the doctrine of Original Sin, outline both its historical interpretations and rejections, and defend its truth from Scripture.
I invite you to find out more about this important topic of the condition of man by taking this course on "The Doctrine of Original Sin".
COURSE TIME: Starting September 14th, 2009; Every Monday Evening for 14 weeks (6:30 to 8:30pm)
COURSE LOCATION: Heritage Baptist Church 6905 Greenwood Road Woodstock, IL 60098
COURSE DESCRIPTION This course will trace the historical views of original sin. It also seeks to define and defend this vitally important biblical doctrine of Scripture.
COURSE OBJECTIVES After completing this course, the student should be able to: * Define Original Sin * Outline and explain the various views on Original Sin * Evaluate the various views from a biblical framework * Expound and defend the biblical view of Original Sin
COURSE TEXTBOOKS Henri Blocher, Original Sin: Illuminating the Riddle (Downers Grove, Intervarsity Press, 2004)
COURSE COST * The cost for this course is $175 per individual or per family (sharing sets of notes). * The above fee includes tuition, textbooks, and notes. * Students must register by first of September, or they will have to purchase the required book themselves. (A minimum of four people need to take the course.)
COURSE OUTLINE The Definition of Original Sin The Nature of Original Sin - Pelagian View - Socinian View - Roamist view - Arminian view - Calvin's View - Classic Protestant View - New Haven View - Oberlin View The Transmission of Original Sin - Assumption of Imputation - Realism - Federalism - Nature of Imputation - Mediate Imputation - Immediate Imputation - Element of Imputation The Objections to Original Sin The Implications of Original Sin
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