BJU Press Biblical Worldview: Beyond the Basics Student Text Bible 11, 2nd Ed
In this student edition, students will learn to explain how worldviews influence the way people think and live, analyzing gender, marriage and the family, government, and the arts from a biblical worldview. Additionally, students will learn to articulate their Christian beliefs clearly to others, defend biblical doctrines, refute false teachings and philosophies, and engage in discipleship with fellow students. They will apply a biblical worldview to their own lives, propose biblical ways they can contribute to culture, and defend the claims of a biblical worldview.
Key Features:
- Case studies encourage students to explore real-life conflict and address the problems people are facing today
- Apologetics activities give students the opportunity to defend their beliefs to someone who rejects the Bible
- Essential questions and guiding questions help students remain focused on the most important ideas in their reading
- Socratic questioning helps students discover what they do not know and how they can fill the gaps in their knowledge
- Research activities teach students to use online sources effectively
- A portfolio project gives students a chance to express how they plan to use their worldview beliefs in their personal lives
- Section and chapter reviews to encourage a deeper understanding of the material
| Book Title | BJU Press Biblical Worldview: Beyond the Basics Student Text Bible 11, 2nd Ed |
| Publisher: | Bob Jones University |
| Type | Book |
In this student edition, students will learn to explain how worldviews influence the way people think and live, analyzing gender, marriage and the family, government, and the arts from a biblical worldview. Additionally, students will learn to articulate their Christian beliefs clearly to others, defend biblical doctrines, refute false teachings and philosophies, and engage in discipleship with fellow students. They will apply a biblical worldview to their own lives, propose biblical ways they can contribute to culture, and defend the claims of a biblical worldview.
Key Features:
- Case studies encourage students to explore real-life conflict and address the problems people are facing today
- Apologetics activities give students the opportunity to defend their beliefs to someone who rejects the Bible
- Essential questions and guiding questions help students remain focused on the most important ideas in their reading
- Socratic questioning helps students discover what they do not know and how they can fill the gaps in their knowledge
- Research activities teach students to use online sources effectively
- A portfolio project gives students a chance to express how they plan to use their worldview beliefs in their personal lives
- Section and chapter reviews to encourage a deeper understanding of the material
