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  • Open Bible With A Pen And Notes

    THE 210 - Theology I (4 credits)

    Instructor: David Feddes

    DavidFeddes.com

    If you are looking for the updated version of this course, follow this link: https://christianleaders.org/course/view.php?id=1615

    Watch your life and doctrine closely. Persevere in them because if you do, you will save both yourself and your hearers. (1 Timothy 4:16)

    Overview: This course considers doctrines about Scripture, God, creation, humanity, sin, and Christ.

    Course Outcomes:

    1. Know various ways God reveals himself and view Scripture as the standard of truth.
    2. Know glorious attributes of God and worship the Holy Trinity.
    3. Know key truths about God’s creation and governance of the world.
    4. Know humanity’s created design and sin’s impact on humanity.
    5. Know major biblical facts about who Jesus is and what he has accomplished.
    6. Accept sound, biblical doctrines and reject deviations from orthodoxy.


    Assignments:

    1. Read the online articles for each unit. For your convenience, content is available in more than one format. Usually, the first link for an article is in a format that automatically adapts for easy viewing on cell phones and tablets as well as computers. A second link provides the same content in a PDF file if you prefer that format or if you want to save the file on your device for future reference. 
    2. Listen to online video lectures. For most videos, a corresponding article or transcript is posted. Slides for each video are posted as a PDF file. If you wish, you may save the file on your computer and adapt the slides to use when you teach others. If you don’t have Adobe Reader and can’t download PDF, you can click on the other link for slides. This link works on all devices and contains the words from the slides but not any pictures or special formatting.
    3. Use the discussion forum to ask questions and exchange ideas with others.
    4. Take the online quiz for each unit. You will have 75 minutes to answer 20 multiple-choice questions for each quiz. Once a quiz has started, you must finish it, and you can’t retake it. So be ready ahead of time. Each quiz covers readings and video lectures for that unit. While taking the quiz, you may use your notes and refer to articles and other materials. Tip: First, answer all the questions you know. Then try to look up answers to questions you don’t know. When you have entered an answer for every question, submit the quiz for grading before the 75-minute limit.

     
    *The course has a total of 240 points: 20 points for each of the twelve quizzes.

    Grading Scale: A 95-100%   A- 90-94%   B+ 87-89%   B 83-86%   B- 80-82%   C+ 77-79%   C 73-76%   C- 70-72%    D+ 67-69%   D 63-66%   D- 60-62%   F 0-59%
    Your average for the course must be at least 60%. Otherwise, you will fail the class and will receive no credit.

    Deadline: You have 180 days to finish the course. Complete all assignments before the final deadline, or you will be automatically unenrolled, and all coursework will be removed. You will have to start over and take the class again to receive credit.

    Course Forum: Each course forum is at the beginning of the course, right before the first-course content section, and has comments and questions from other students in the class. The forum is a great way to post a question or comment for other students who are currently enrolled in the course to see. Additionally, you can search the forum to see if anyone in the past has addressed or discussed the issue, question, or comment you wanted to post about.

    Accessibility: Some readings have audio versions.