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This 4-Session Seminar goes over the history and creation of the Bible.

The Holy Spirit speaks through human authors to give us authoritative and inerrant Scripture. From the Seminar: How Did We Get Our Bibles

The universal Church recognized the writings which God had inspired and given to His people to guide their lives and faith. From the Seminar: How Did We Get Our Bible

The Biblical texts have been copied and preserved so we can be confident that our Bibles accurately reflect the original Biblical writings and the Word of God. From the Seminar: How Did We Get Our Bible

Many good translations of the Bible exist and we should use a variety to help us understand God’s word as accurately as possible. From the Seminar: How Did We Get Our Bible

We apologize that due to some technical difficulties the second part of the discussion was lost. This is the first portion of the discussion which covers Jonathan Edwards' sermon "Christian Knowledge."

This is the handout given out during the class. It contains a timeline of Edwards’ life, and a brief annotated bibliography of resources to further study Edwards and his writings.

This was a paper Bret Hicks wrote for his seminary class on Jonathan Edwards. It gives his reasons for thinking that Edwards’ thought is very important for the situation confronting the modern church. Bret also gives an overview of how he would recommend people begin to read Edwards – which writings and sermons to read first, and which ones to wait until a basic understanding of Edwards has been attained.

This was a paper Bret wrote for his seminary class on Jonathan Edwards. It deals with the specific questions of whether unbelievers can really seek God, and if so, in what sense.