Having discussed the nature of man, we turn to the important physical and spiritual designs of man and look at scriptures which answer our most fundamental questions about ourselves.

We look at two concepts of man's nature that have varied opinions; The nature of our design, and the nature of our basic character.

We probably end up with more questions than answers, but here are some of the details about celestial beings.

Theories of God's interaction with his creation, and four ways God provides for and guides humanity.

The first major work of God is significant as it helps defines God, but also defines our role in the relationship.

This lesson looks at the character of God which pertains to His relationship with his creation. Why is it important to know the difference between relational and intrinsic character? How does a perfect God reconcile character traits that seem to be contradictory?

This class briefly looks at the attributes of God's character that are not dependent on the existence of humanity; his holiness, immutability, and wisdom

God is without limit In both time and space. This class looks at three specific ways these two applications define God.

We discuss the most basic identify of God, noting references to both the singularity and plurality of God.

Our introduction looks at the different methods and sources of information for developing theology, and why some are less accurate.