ACADEMIC PROGRAMMES

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Online Courses

Information Technology (IT) has made it possible to offer distance learning efficiently and effectively. Many colleges and universities today see distance learning through IT as the answer to educating self-motivated learners who desire to gain knowledge and experience in an academic setting.

In a postmodern world where truth is deemed uncertain and unknowable, it is vital that every Christian knows what truth is and where it is found. The information explosion that we see today fuels the postmodernistic worldview. There are so many ideas, views, opinions, perspectives of practically every aspect of life found in the Internet. What is right and what is wrong? What is truth and what is error? The World Wide Web offers a world of information, both good and bad. The many voices in the Internet can overwhelm the undiscerning and untrained mind and heart, and lead to confusion and despair.

For this reason, FEBC seeks to accelerate the twofold teaching command of the Great Commission: (1) "teach all nations" and (2) "teaching them to observe all things whatsoever I have commanded you" (Matt 28:19-20). By means of IT and the Internet, FEBC can go the distance to "teach all nations ... to observe all things" in the perfectly inspired and preserved, infallible and inerrant Words of God which are the sole and supreme authority of faith and practice, by which we discern truth from error, right from wrong.

Besides the traditional, on-campus "Basic Theology for Everyone" courses held on Monday and Thursday nights, online courses are offered during the semester. 

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For inquiries, write to FEBC's IT Manager, Mr Murray Ong.