- Time | Wednesdays, 7:00pm – 8:00pm
- Dates | beginning on April 30th and running for six weeks, excepting May 21st (Apr 30th, May 7th, 14th, NOT 21st, 28th, Jun 4th, 11th).
- Location | Parish Hall
- Childcare will not be provided
Taught by Fr. Ben Sharpe (Location TBD)
Perhaps the greatest points of friction between Christianity and our post-Christian society are those of anthropology: What does it mean to be human? The biblical faith and the fallen world answer this basic question in dramatically different ways. In this course we will address the critical facets of Christian anthropology including:
- The imago dei and our identity.
- What’s wrong with the human condition?
- Our capacity to perceive spiritual realities.
- Christian Anthropology and Marriage.
- Christian Anthropology and Children.
- What is the ultimate purpose for our humanity?
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