CMU Schedule
Summer Schedule 2008
Student and or Staff Bible Study
For some reason CMU students have preferred to come to Bible studies at PITT, we invite students from CMU to come the the William Pitt Student Union across from the Cathedral of Learning. By bus get off at the Pitt Union on 5th Ave. and return back to campus by bus caught on Forbes Ave. There is a continuing Bible study in the 6th floor Cultural Center, Room 650, on Wednesdays at 12 noon to 1 p.m. On Thursdays, you may find us at the same place from 2:30 - 3:30 p.m. If you are unsure, ask for the Campus Light Bible Study at the reception desk on 6th floor.
Should you wish a Bible study at the CMU campus or off campus, please call 724-548-4921.
Detail:
Why a Bible Study?
Recorded history establishes that eternity is real!
It is commonly understood across cultures that there is life after
the grave. The Bible plainly gives reasons for pain, suffering, and
death. The Bible declares the reality of God, explains the intervention of God
in history, and reminds us of the necessity of man to respond to admonitions for
accountability through fulfilled prophesies, unrepeatable (by man)
miracles, general and specific revelation.
What are the options for Bible Study?
A current popular topic deals with the issues of creation. Many do not know that there are significant and numerous evidences that the earth is not old, as many claim today. Numerous evidences are available in Astronomy, Geology, Chemistry, Anthropology, etc. Examples include radiometric dating such as carbon dating, uranium to lead dating, and radiometric halos to name a few. All of these show strong evidence of a young earth or demand explanations for what they show. History, sociology, and anthropology demand a Creator God and inviolate laws of morality and ethics. See how this impacts decisions of collegians for life.
Other studies may include "Why is Jesus the focus of
Christianity?", "How does prophecy strongly prove the veracity of scriptures", "What are the characteristics of
Believers?" "What benefits might be enjoyed by a believer?" "What
is Biblically based spirituality?" "Why is
the church God's only instrument for human religious, social and
moral
organization
today?" We offer information nusing a timeline asking, "What
does the Bible teach about events from eternity past to eternity
future?" We also offer teaching for personal discipleship.
Some
courses have prerequisite conditions.
Where will the Bible studies be held?
Room is normally reserved in the office space beside
the University Center Chapel on the main floor of the building.
There are options for individual
and group studies. Recommended supplies include a Bible text (KJV
is the course text), a notebook (either loose leaf or spiral bound),
and a copy of E-sword, Online
Bible, or like quality software mounted on your computer.
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