Introduction to Systematic Theology and Knowledge of God Part 2

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Introduction to Systematic Theology and Knowledge of God Part 2

Lesson 1 Lecture 2

June 15, 2009 • Dr. Douglas Kelly

To discuss the phenomenon of man’s religiousness and the biblical concept of revelation

To be able to recognize the phenomenon of man’s universal religiousness, and to understand the biblical explanation for that phenomenon over against the explanations offered by Marxism, secularism and humanistic psychology

To gain an understanding of the biblical concept of revelation, including the distinction between general revelation and special revelation

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