Elements of Hebrew I
3
Seminar: Special Topics 1-2 In-depth focus on a specific contemporary issue in the science and religion dialogue, whereby students will understand the contemporary dynamics and learn to integrate their thinking in a mentored setting. Content varies, and seminars may be repeated for credit with different topics. Topics include: cosmological models, quantum reality, sociobiology, the anthropic principle and issues in biochemistry. Intelligent Design Seminar 1-2 In-depth focus on intelligent design to enable students to appraise the current debate on this issue. Notes: Two units are required of M.A.S.R. students.
CSSR 613
CSSR 650
Basic grammar with translation and written exercises. Lecture/Lab Hours: Course includes a non-credit lab which is required for all students.
Elements of Hebrew II
3
240
CSSR 614
Basic grammar with translation and written exercises. Emphasis on reading and translation of selected biblical texts. Lecture/Lab Hours: Course includes a non-credit lab which is required for all students. 1-2 An introduction to the science of archaeology in the Ancient Near East. Special emphasis is given to the role of specific archaeological explorations that relate to the historicity of the biblical narrative. Archaeology in the Ancient Near East
CSSR 651
CSSR 619
Human Origins Seminar
1-2
CSSR 652
An in-depth focus on the current archaeological, anthropological and biochemical evidence related to the debate on human origins.
Logical & Critical Thinking
1-2
CSSR 621
A study of the methods and principles used to make distinctions between good and bad reasoning, with special emphasis on the analysis of arguments related to Christian thought. 1-2 A study of core epistemological concepts such as belief, justification, truth and knowledge that are fundamental to science and religion issues. Issues in Epistemology Issues in Metaphysics 1-2 A study of the nature of reality and its ultimate categories fundamental to science, religion and other subjects. Special attention is given to worldviews such as naturalism and postmodernism. 1-2 A survey of philosophical issues that arise in relation to theistic religions. Problems such as the existence of God, the problem of evil, religious language, faith and reason, etc. are discussed. Philosophy of Religion Ethics 1-2 A philosophical and theological evaluation of various ethical systems and the application of those systems to high-profile moral issues in society. 1-2 A survey of some of the most critical ethical issues of the day coming from biomedical research and practice. The course addresses the difficult questions involved in areas such as human reproduction, cloning, abortion, end-of-life issues, organ transplant, genetic engineering, euthanasia and more. Bioethics Environmental Ethics 1-2 A survey of environmental issues in light of a Christian worldview. Issues such as ecology, global warming, energy production, proper land utilization, pollution and other topics related to human impact on the environment are covered. 1-2 A survey of the issues and ideas involved in relating modern physics and astronomy to a biblical worldview. Special emphasis is given to controversies that are used by skeptics to call Christian theism into question. Notes: Two units are required of M.A.S.R. students. Modern Physics, Cosmology, & Design World Religions & Science 1-2 A survey of the core beliefs of other world religions with an emphasis on the ways in which they use modern science to justify their worldviews.
Origin of Life Seminar
1-2
CSSR 653
A detailed review of the current evidence, models and mechanisms relating to chemical evolution and the origin of life.
CSSR 622
Special Projects/Topics in Science & Religion Directed research or project related to Science and Religion issues.
1-4
CSSR 660
CSSR 624
CSSR 625
CSSR 626
CSSR 627
CSSR 628
CSSR 631
CSSR 640
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