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tRightj Mr. Arthur Chamberlain carefully reasons out the Cosmological Argument for Doctrine 3 students. Laughing self-consciously, Jan Stipe stumbles through a tive-syllable word in her tirst class answer ltar rightl. W ,. ' Six ' , its lun... ,fn 54 ff as W Senior Steve Gillette tabovej yawns as he collects his thoughts after a deep theological class in Doctrine 4. lF?ightl James Jalal quickly explains to Miss Dearing his choice ot verses in answering a major test question. ...ui-..,,. SW'-
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Q 7,1042 rl -'c-f'Vi3? 'f, iAbove lefti Brenda Sommerville digs out a book to use in doing research for her Doc- trine 3 paper. iAbovej Dave Stevens asks Mr. Pike to clarity a point in his Doctrine 7 notes on Christ's second corning. tion from which he can better type his Doc- trine 3 paper. iLettj Ben Sommerville is glad he studied as he turns in his completed Doctrine 2 test to Miss Deering. iFar ieftj Ai Chugg assumes a relaxing posi-
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CONTINUED Doctrine 3 is big words! declared Phyllis Hall. IVlr. Arthur Chamberlain's quiet, scholarly ap- proach leads students deep into theology proper. lt broadens my mind with different trends of theology like pantheism and deism, said Elizabeth Sin. lt's quite useful as we go out, because people have ideas other than the pure doctrine. Dan Rider added, lt gets you grounded. While l was out a year, l met some weird peo- ple, and came into contact with some fine-line errors. lvlr. Chamberlain, Doctrine 3 teacher, described his goal for teaching this course: As well as give the student information, we let him know he is just at the fringe of a great forest. Involved class discussions and tense question-answer periods characterize both Doctrines 2 and 3. l think everyone dreads giving their answers in class, said Miriam Stobbe. You're afraid your answer isn't as good as the others. Doctrine 4 students are looking forward to an in-depth study of the Holy Spirit under lVlr. Harold Elliott. The Holy Spirit is a subject that is very controversial these days, and in evangelical circles we neglect this doctrine so much, stated Pat Johann. l'm expecting to get a balanced and Scriptural view of the Holy Spirit and His work. Doctrines 1 to 4 help clarify theology for students. They better prepare them to relate to the world of today. Deanna Olfert
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