Theological Anthropology

About Course

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“Most AWKNG courses use textbooks that the student will need to acquire in order to fully engage in the course. However, when this is not possible, especially for folks in other countries, students just proceed in the course with only the online resources that are provided.”

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As the great philosopher Stephen Priest once stated, “The nature of personal identity is ultimately theological in nature. This is so because human persons are fundamentally related to God as ensouled images of God.” In this course, Dr. Farris will explore the meaning of what it means to be a person and a human in light of God’s revelation. He will also unpack some of the implications that impinge on a philosophy and science of human nature through a survey of Scripture and theology.

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All of the ideas and principles conveyed by the instructor in this course are not necessarily held by the Online Bible Institute Network.

Course Content

Modules 1 – 13 Overview
Module 01 | Introducing Theological Anthropology
Module 1 Quiz
Module 02 | What Am I?
Module 2 Quiz
Module 02b | What Am I?
Module 2b Quiz
Module 03 | What Am I and Where Did I Originate?
Module 3 Quiz
Module 04 | What is the Image?
Module 4 Quiz
Module 04b | What is the Image?
Module 4b Quiz
Module 05 | What Does It Mean to Be Free?
Module 5 Quiz
Module 06 | What Am I at Birth?
Module 6 Quiz
Module 07 | What Am I in Christ?
Module 7 Quiz
Module 08 | Who Are We in Culture?
Module 8 Quiz
Module 09 | Who Are We as Male and Female?
Module 9 Quiz
Module 10 | Why Am I Here?
Module 10 Quiz
Module 11 | Why Do I Exist?
Module 11 Quiz
Module 12 | Reflections, Summary, and Guidance for Theological Anthropology
Module 12 Quiz
Module 13 | Philosophy and Theology in Theological Anthropology
Module 13 Quiz

Theological Anthropology

About Course

Course Content

Theological Anthropology

Modules 1 – 13 Overview

Module 01 | Introducing Theological Anthropology

Module 1 Quiz

Module 02 | What Am I?

Module 2 Quiz

Module 02b | What Am I?

Module 2b Quiz

Module 03 | What Am I and Where Did I Originate?

Module 3 Quiz

Module 04 | What is the Image?

Module 4 Quiz

Module 04b | What is the Image?

Module 4b Quiz

Module 05 | What Does It Mean to Be Free?

Module 5 Quiz

Module 06 | What Am I at Birth?

Module 6 Quiz

Module 07 | What Am I in Christ?

Module 7 Quiz

Module 08 | Who Are We in Culture?

Module 8 Quiz

Module 09 | Who Are We as Male and Female?

Module 9 Quiz

Module 10 | Why Am I Here?

Module 10 Quiz

Module 11 | Why Do I Exist?

Module 11 Quiz

Module 12 | Reflections, Summary, and Guidance for Theological Anthropology

Module 12 Quiz

Module 13 | Philosophy and Theology in Theological Anthropology

Module 13 Quiz

Final Paper and Final Task

Final Paper

Final Task