Providence (Sys Theo #14)

Lesson 14 of Systematic Theology is broken into two parts. The first discusses a brief article I wrote entitled, "Worldview, Postmodernism, and Hermeneutics," located on this blog. I wrote the article in large part because of the so-called science-faith debate particularly as it involves the issue of evolutionary theory. My comments urge caution in light of the Church's historic catastrophic mistake in regards to geocentrism as understood by the Church to be the authoritative teaching of Scripture. This part of the class is really a continuation of Lesson 13 on Creation.

The second part of the class focuses on God's providence in terms of his preservation and guidance.

Audio and notes, as always, are located via the Systematic Theology link in the upper right column of this page.

Creation (Sys Theo #13)

The Systematic Theology class has resumed with the 13th lesson on the doctrine of creation. The importance of the creation from a biblical and theological standpoint are considered with reflection upon the creation's distinction from its Creator, its "goodness" and purpose, its ontological "structure" and (mis)direction, and its ultimate redemption. The creation is also considered in light of the incarnation and resurrection of the Son of God.

Audio and Notes are available here, or at the course link in the upper right column of this page.