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GCS5200 is one of three SATS' required bridging courses for one without a BA in Bible/Theology to complete before beginning MTh work. The other two are exegesis of Romans and a course on Anthropology, Christology, and Soteriology. I especially enjoy the last.
In GCS5200 the students write two papers. One is in Apologetics and the other in Ethics. In each of the two assignments, the student chooses one of five topics.
The last student to write on Divorce took the position that divorce is allowable in cases of desertion by the spouse or abuse by the spouse. Remarriage was said to be allowed should the spouse die.
Usually in this course , I do not debate tenets with students ; I'm mainly interested in such as their form, style, usage of sources, and basic orthodoxy. I required this particular student to resubmit her work three times before I'd pass it.
Usually one does not pass the first time any of these courses. But I did pass a first try on Romans today, however this student already has a secular PhD!
H Wayne House is a good friend, and we recently co authored "Does God Feel Your Pain?' pub by Harvest House.
