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Catalog Provides the Policies and Information Which Constitute the Basic Edu- Cational Agreement Between LBCS and the Applicant/Student
Liberty Bible College & Seminary Dr. Robert Long, B.Min., M.B.S., D.B.S., S.Litt.D. 5480 South Suncoast Boulevard Homosassa, FL 34446-2063 (352) 621-4991 Fax: (352) 621-4981 Email: [email protected] www.LBCS.cowww.LBCS.org Office Hours: 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. (Eastern) Monday - Friday 0611 Our President Dr. Robert Long Bachelor of Ministry Master of Biblical Studies Doctor of Biblical Studies Doctor of Sacred Letters Evangelist • Pastor • Teacher "A surrendered, dedicated life is one that will be used of God for His Glory." Dr. Robert Long 2 • LBCS Table of Contents What We Believe ...........................................................5 Mission Statement.........................................................6 About Our President ................................................... 7 A Message from Our President...................................8 Introducing Others Who Serve You...........................9 Notes ...................................... ............. ...........................10 es Not .............................................................................11 Notes................................................. .............................12 General Information ...................................................13 Why Choose LBCS......................................................14 Admission Policy & Grading ....................................15 Financial Information............................................16-17 Diploma & Degree Programs...............................18-19 Degrees Conferred ......................................................20 -
Estiny Newsletter D
Nonprofit Organization U.S. Postage PAID Destiny Newsletter Permit No. 197 Wichita, KS CHRISTIAN DESTINY, INC. P. O. BOX 7 HILLSBORO, KANSAS 67063-0007 ADDRESS SERVICE REQUESTED IN THIS ISSUE ( BIBLICAL INERRANCY SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE ( Global Warning--NEW book by LaHaye & Hindson ( Chart on the Book of Revelation ( In the Fire of God’s Wrath--Israel’s Future Destiny ( Kingdom Come--Final in Left Behind Series ( 35th for The King Is Coming Telecast ( Large Print NT with Psalms--KJV ( Iran--The Coming Crisis by Mark Hitchcock ( New VeggieTales DVD and Benji DVDS--2 Pack CELEBRATING 35 YEARS GLOBAL WARNING Are We On The Brink of World War III? The King is Coming telecast is cele- by Tim LaHaye and Ed Hindson brating 35 years of God's blessing on one Ed Hindson of the longest running joins forces with programs in the Left Behind history of Christian author Tim television. It was LaHaye in a Dave's privilege to be sizzling new the speaker on the 300-page hard- telecast for cover expose. 15 years. A Discover the Commemorative frightening 2 DVD set is being developments offered containing that are already 6 classic episodes. threatening to destroy Western . What About Babylon? - Dr. Howard C. Estep (1980) Civilization! The Rapture - Dr. Howard C. Estep (1984) Are we on the . brink of World . Life, Death & Immortality - Dr. Dave Breese (1993) War III? . The Prophetic Timeline - Dr. Dave Breese (1996) . Jesus Is the Theme of Prophecy - Dr. Ed Hindson (2004) . The Battle of Gog and Magog - Dr. Ed Hindson (2007) Suggested Contribution: $35 Suggested Contribution: $25 Remember, part of your gift goes to the spreading of the Gospel by the ministry of Christian Destiny. -
Introduction
Notes Introduction 1. I assessed the theological significance of this literary genre in Rapture fiction and the evangelical crisis (Webster, NY: Emmaus, 2006) and traced its origins and development in Writing the rapture: Prophecy fiction in evangelical America (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2009). 2. See, for example, Steve Brouwer et al., Exporting the American Gospel: Global Christian Fundamentalism (New York: Routledge, 1996), and Gabriel Abraham Almond et al., Strong religion: The rise of fundamentalisms around the world (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2003). 3. See, for example, Steve Bruce, The rise and fall of the new Christian right: Conservative protestant politics in America, 1978–1988 (Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1988); Steve Bruce et al. (eds), The rapture of politics: The Christian right as the United States approaches the year 2000 (London: Transaction Publishers, 1995); and Martin Durham, The Christian Right, the far right and the bounda- ries of American conservatism (Manchester: Manchester University Press, 2000). See also Robert Fuller, Naming the Antichrist: The history of an American obsession (New York: Oxford University Press, 1995), and, more generally on the political implications of religious conservatism, Terry Eagleton, Holy terror (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2005). 4. See, for two most useful among the many discussions of this phenomenon, Paul Boyer, When time shall be no more: Prophecy belief in modern American cul- ture (Cambridge, MA: Belknap Press of Harvard University Press, 1992), and Nicholas Guyatt, Have a nice doomsday: Why millions of Americans are looking forward to the end of the world (London: Ebury Press, 2007). On the politi- cal implications of evangelical prophetic belief, see, more generally, Erling Jorstad, The politics of doomsday: Fundamentalists of the far right (Nashville, TN: Abingdon Press, 1970); John M. -
Estiny Newsletter D
Destiny Newsletter PUBLISHED BY CHRISTIAN DESTINY HILLSBORO, KANSAS 67063 PHONE 620-947-2345 FAX 620-947-5560 THE DEVELOPING CHRISTIAN LIFE and “Study to show THE PROMISES OF GOD yourself approved there were those who fell into error, sickness or death. They are in effect to God, a workman particularly concerning the saying that the resurrection is passed that needs not to be resurrection. They said that the already and the post-resurrection ashamed, rightly resurrection was passed already. conditions apply to us today. They March 2009 dividing the word of Can we learn something from this for are overthrowing the faith of some. truth” (2 Tim. 2:15). our time? Are there those within the We should beware of a second error Christian cause who also say that the that comes from this untimely view of One of the important pieces promised resurrection has already the resurrection. Following the of knowledge for the Christian is to happened, it is passed already? resurrection, the Bible additionally have a proper understanding of the says that we, the saints, shall live and order of things. Much mischief has To answer this, let us consider reign with Christ (Rev. 20:4). We been wrought by teachers who what happens on the occasion of the will be imbued with kingdom produce in the minds of people a resurrection. Paul is referring, of authority when we live in our hopeless jumble as to an understanding course, to what is called in Scripture, glorified bodies. With this in mind, of the Word of God. Many believers, “The first resurrection.” The first let us note regretfully that there is a therefore, have a general sense that resurrection consists of a number of strong “kingdom now” theology they are Christians, but are nearly stages, one of which we call “the running in the Church of our time. -
The Lost Environmentalists: the Struggle Between
THE LOST ENVIRONMENTALISTS: THE STRUGGLE BETWEEN CONSERVATIVE PROTESTANTS AND THE ENVIRONMENTAL MOVEMENT, 1970-2010 A Dissertation by NEALL W. POGUE Submitted to the Office of Graduate and Professional Studies of Texas A&M University in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY Chair of Committee, Thomas R. Dunlap Co-Chair of Committee, Katherine Engel Committee Members, Harold Livesay Elizabeth Ellis Head of Department, David Vaught May 2016 Major Subject: History Copyright 2016 Neall W. Pogue ABSTRACT “The Lost Environmentalists” offers the first historical account delineating the relationship between the religious right, a major Christian fundamentalist led political movement and the hotly debated issue of environmental protection. Past scholars believe this political/religious group traditionally opposed environmental protection efforts due to their conservative militant culture and long-held theological interpretations that marginalized nature as a simple resource for humanity’s financial benefit. In contrast, I reveal new ways the religious right understood nature while they promoted its protection throughout the 1970s to the early 1990s. During the latter decade, the movement ultimately adopted anti-environmentalist views. The religious right’s relationship with nature and environmental protection is indeed complex and evolved over time. In response to Earth Day 1970, fundamentalists initially wanted to participate in the Earth Day observance. However, the secular environmental movement drove fundamentalists away by blaming Christianity for the ecological crisis. Nevertheless, the religious right continued promoting eco-friendly views as they built a national identity for themselves over the next twenty years. During this process, they portrayed nature sympathetically and in many cases understood it as equally important to economic prosperity.