Fort Wayne Bible College - Vine / Light Tower Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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The Biblical Studies Division is one of three divisions in the curricular structure at FWBC. Its aim is to contribute to the foundational preparation of servant lead- ers who are C1 I knowledgeable in Biblical backgorund and content and in theologyg C23 skilled in their interpretation of Biblical truth and its application to lifeg and 139 committed to a lifelong study ofthe Bible and a dissemination of its contents. All three divisions are interrelated. The Biblical Studies Division helps students in the understanding of truth found in gener- al revelation, that is, that revelation exist- ing in nature and persons and forming the content of the General Studies Division. In reciprocal fashion, the content of gen- eral studies enables students of the Bible to understand Biblical content related to the natural and social sciences and to the liberal arts. Furthermore, the ability to think critically developed by the General Studies Division is an aid to Biblical inter- pretation and application. Professional studies provide the skills for disseminat- ing the information gained from Biblical and general studies to the world and for relevant serving in contemporary society. .....-4 1-Dr .Wes Gerig, division Chairman. 2-Professor Arlan Birkey shows the class the journeys of Paul. 3-Professor Ron Scharfe grades projects. J X is 1 Y tt. f vi' X x 1 i 4 J l 7

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