BY THE AUTHOR
Dr. Clarence E. Mason, Jr.
Philadelphia College of Bible
1970

ANTHROPOLOGY AND HAMARTIOLOGY
Edited by Dr. Clarence E. Mason, Jr.

PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE OF BIBLE 1971

THE DOCTRINE COURSES
in the
EVENING SCHOOL OF CONTINUING EDUCATION
of
PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE OF BIBLE

FIRST YEAR*
El 21 DOCTRINE I: Names of God

SECOND YEAR
E223-224 DOCTRINES II and III: Theology Proper and Angelology; Anthropology; Hamartiology (Doctrines of God, the Tri-unity; Angels and Satan; Man; Sin)

E226 DOCTRINE IV: Christology (Doctrine of Christ)

THIRD YEAR

E321-322 DOCTRINES V and VI: Soteriology I (Doctrines of Salvation)

E323-324 DOCTRINES VII and VIII: Soteriology II (Doctrines of the Christian Life and Holy Spirit)

E326 DOCTRINE IX: Eschatology I (Doctrine of Ages and Dispensations)

FOURTH YEAR

E425 DOCTRINE X: Eschatology II (Doctrines of the Covenants and the Church (Ecclesiology)

E426 DOCTRINE XI: Eschatology III (Doctrine of Future Things)

*The Doctrine of Bibliology (Inspiration) is taught in the Evening School of Continuing Education as part of the course in Biblical Introduction.

ANTHROPOLOGY AND HAMARTIOLOGY
INTRODUCTION

Two approaches:
    1.  Extra-biblical
        Human philosophy -- conceived by man.
        Psychological (emotional and intellectual).

    2.  Intra-biblical
        The Bible revelation from God
        Spiritual (moral and eternal).

"Mason's Notes"

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