Cary Christian School
So, we ended our study on Eschatology . . . sorry, I couldn’t resist . . .
April 11, 2013 | 
Author Here is the slide pack for our studies on Personal and Universal Eschatology. If you weren’t in the class, did you know there was a difference? Check it!
. . . perhaps today.
And for your listening pleasure,
Beginning studies in Research Methodology
Hey, Juniors. Here are the beginnings and a sample bibliography. Remember, the bibs are due on 4/10 at the end of class . . . and you will not have all of the class to work on them. 
Also, see here for a GUIDE.
Angels, Pastors and Church Buildings – Oh, My!
Attached are slides on Angelology and Ecclesiology. Also, you can see the Study Guide for SysTheo Quaerter 3-End test.
If God is good, why do people suffer? Theodicy: THE Discussion
Attached is the slide pack for Theodicy and the question of the heathen. I have also attached the Study Guide for 3rd Quarter Apologetics. Even if you are not in the class, give it a shot!
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Tags: Alvin Plantinga, C. S. Lewis, Evolution, John Piper, Macro, Neo-Darwinism, Pain, Ravi Zacharias, Ray Comfort, Suffering, Theodicy | 
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Does God Exist? Arguments for the Existence of God
Attached is the PowerPoint Slides for our existence of God lesson. If you weren’t in the class, have you ever considered these?
Look here: Does God Exist
By the way, if you don’t have PowerPoint, download a free viewer here: http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?id=13
NOTE: I AM ALSO NOW ADDING A SLIDEPACK THAT I USED WITH A GROUP IN MARYLAND THAT TAKES SOME OF THIS FURTHER AND DISCUSSES MORE ABOUT GOD, INCLUDING: NEO-DARWINISM, GOD’S SOVEREIGNTY, ETC. TO AID IN ONE OF THE DISCUSSIONS THAT I HAVE IN THE LESSON I AM ALSO ATTACHING RAY COMFORT’S INTRODUCTION TO THE 150TH ANNIVERSARY OF ORIGIN OF SPECIES. HE DOES A GREAT JOB WITH THIS. CHECK IT ALL OUT!
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