Chairperson, Department of Arts and Letters & Assistant Professor of English | Special Assistant to the Provost’S Office at The Master's University and Seminary
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The Master's University Academic Catalog Addendum 2025-2026
This addendum to the academic catalog outlines revisions and updates for the 2025-2026 academic year. It details changes to admission requirements, introduces new courses and academic programs such as a Minor in Agricultural Business and a Bachelor of Music in Percussion Performance, and modifies existing course descriptions. Furthermore, it updates program learning outcomes and requirements across various schools within the university.
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This document articulates The Master's University's institutional vision for Christ-centered higher education, emphasizing the pursuit of biblical wisdom and skillfulness in all aspects of life. It argues for the absolute necessity and urgency of a Christian liberal arts education that subjects every discipline to the lordship of Christ. The core pillars include an unwavering commitment to Christ and Scripture, fostering academic and professional excellence, biblical fidelity, moral integrity, intellectual growth, and preparing students for lasting contributions to God's kingdom worldwide.
Mar 4, 2022·BoardMeeting
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The Master's Institute Public Lecture Series
The discussion focused on the inaugural issue of the Journal of the Master's Institute, specifically the article titled 'The Queen of Sciences: Reclaiming the Rightful Place of Theology and Creation.' The session explored the historical concept of theology as the queen of the sciences and how secular humanism has reversed this relationship. Key topics included the importance of maintaining proper definitions of special revelation, general revelation, and human knowledge to prevent intellectual hubris, and the necessity of allowing scriptural revelation to serve as the definitive framework for understanding creation.
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