Knowing God & Making Him Known
Discussion Questions
- In what way is academic education a spiritual activity?
- What is "general" revelation and what is "special" revelation?
- Is general revelation infallible? Why or why not?
- What is the purpose of general and special revelation, respectively?
- How is Rom 1:16-23 the "story of education" in our world?
- Must a schoolteacher deliberately reveal God in order for God to be revealed through the subject they are teaching?
- How does Christ help us make sense of any academic study or subject?
- What does it mean if we say, "There is futility in every subject"?
- What "school subject" is most difficult to view in a spiritual way that makes a connection to God and Christ? How can we make that connection?
- In one sentence, explain why it is important to put on the "full armor of God" in an academic setting?
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