Sampler
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Thinking about taking a course through Reasons Institute, but you’re unsure if it's for you? These lectures offer excerpts from many Reasons Institute’s courses, allowing you to get a better idea about the level of instruction.
Exploring Science & Scripture
Hugh Ross and Fuz Rana present an overview of Reasons To Believe's testable creation model. These lectures contain excerpts from the Creation and the Bible, Creation vs. Evolution and Astronomy and Design courses.
- Lecture 1: Faith-Science Models: Constructive Integration (Hugh Ross)
- Lecture 2: Biblical Creation Models (Fazale "Fuz" Rana)
- Lecture 3: Biblical Evidence for an Old Earth, part 1 (Hugh Ross)
- Lecture 4: Biblical Evidence for an Old Earth, part 2 (Fazale "Fuz" Rana)
- Lecture 5: Scientific Evidence for an Old Earth, part 1 (Hugh Ross)
- Lecture 6: Scientific Evidence for an Old Earth, part 2 (Hugh Ross)
- Lecture 7: Questions and Answers (Hugh Ross and Fazale "Fuz" Rana)
- Lecture 8: Genesis 1 (Fazale “Fuz” Rana)
- Lecture 9: Genesis 2–5 (Hugh Ross)
- Lecture 10: Genesis Flood (Hugh Ross)
- Lecture 11: Questions and Answers
- Lecture 12: Why the Universe is the Way it Is (Hugh Ross)
- Lecture 13: Design of the Universe (Hugh Ross)
- Lecture 14: Questions and Answers
- Lecture 15: Astrobiology (Hugh Ross)
- Lecture 16: Cell’s Design (Fazale "Fuz" Rana)
- Lecture 17: Fossil Record, part 1: Cambrian Explosion (Fazale “Fuz” Rana)
- Lecture 18: Fossil Record, part 2: Convergence (Fazale "Fuz" Rana)
- Lecture 19: Why the Fossil Record is the Way it Is (Hugh Ross)
- Lecture 20: Origin and Design of Soulish Life (Hugh Ross)
- Lecture 21: Origin of Humanity: Created in the Image of God (Fazale "Fuz" Rana)
Learning Skills 101
This is an excerpt from Kenneth Samples' popular Critical Thinking Skills course.
- Lecture 1: Introduction
- Lecture 2: The Academic 10 Commandments
- Lecture 3: The Renaissance Christian
- Lecture 4: Ideas
- Lecture 5: Introduction to Logic 1
- Lecture 6: Introduction to Logic 2
- Lecture 7: Three Types of Arguments
- Lecture 8: Logical Fallacies

