An experimental course to aid students to understand and apply God's word in a South African university context

Roger G Palmer

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An experimental course to aid students to understand and apply God's word in a South African university context

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Roger G Palmer. An Experimental Course to Aid Students to Understand and Apply God's Word In a South African University Context. Denver Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/4a25c7b6-ad7e-4da6-9000-05eb152520b2?locale=en.

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R. G. Palmer. An experimental course to aid students to understand and apply God's word in a South African university context. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/4a25c7b6-ad7e-4da6-9000-05eb152520b2?locale=en

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Roger G Palmer. An Experimental Course to Aid Students to Understand and Apply God's Word In a South African University Context. Denver Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/4a25c7b6-ad7e-4da6-9000-05eb152520b2?locale=en.

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Roger G Palmer

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As a campus minister at the University of Cape Town, using Bloom's taxonomy, the author taught introductory materials on general and special revelation to exhibit the relationship between revelation, interpretation and application. The section on divine revelation helped students grasp an evangelical view of general and special revelation. The section of the course on hermeneutics aimed to enable students to utilize the historical-grammatical method of interpretation. The application section put the previous material to work in assessing the basic claims of five groups: the Pentecostal-Charismatic movement, the New Age movement, Roman Catholicism, Islam, and humanism. Using a test and posttest method, the difference in understanding after the course was found to be statistically significant.

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