Educational Activities and Programs since 1995

[2014]

Topical Winter Seminar for Ministers

I. The Forms of Social Crises Seen from Viewpoint of the Orthodoxy Reformed Theology and Sustainablity of the True Church against the Secularization of the Christian Churchs

· The Changing Patterns of the Modern Society in Contrast with Teachings of the Holy Bible and Educational Policies for the Graduated Schools (Withdrawn)

· The Crises of the Christian Churchs in the Future Society of Low Birth Rate and Population Ageing and Theological Proposals against Naturalism and Relativism(Speaker : Rev. Dr. Jin Kook Kim)

· Future Patterns of Nihilism and the Future of the Orthodoxy Reformed Theology (Speaker : Rev. Prof. Young-Kyu Kim)

II. Review from a Recent Dissertation(Th. University of Apeldoorn, the Netherlands)

· Predestination Doctrine of Franciscus Gomarus(1563-1641) in its Theological and Historical Context(Dr. Si Hun Kim)

III. Scientific Understanding of Information Society, Crisis of Free Will and Spiritual Struggles of the Future Christian Church

· A New Era of Big Data and Christian Ministrial Opinions on the Current Sciences and Technologies (Withdrawn)

· Society of Expanding Informations, Daily Lives of the Christian Saints and Changing of Ministrial Services (Withdrawn)

· Comparative Analyse on the Relationship between Mobile Instruments and Daily Lives of the Christian Saints (Withdrawn)

· Scientific Understanding of the so-callled Higgs Fields and the Created World as that of Information Particles (Lic. Kweun Shub Shuh)

· Real Understanding of God's Eternal Decree and Predestination before the Created World as that of Informations(Rev. Jae Woo Kim, Th.M.)

· Forms of Created Orders, Medicament Abuses and Problems of the Lost Free Will (Withdrawn) .

· Values of the Human Free Will, Biblical Weapons of the Spiritual Battles and their Effects (Discussion) .

Spring Semester for Ministers

· Latin grammar course II (13:00 - 14:00) (Rev. Ji-Soo Jung, Ph.D. Candidate - All but Dissertation)

· Petrus Molinaeus(1568-1658)'s theological standpoints showed in his Latin monograph "Anatome Arminianismi seu, Enucleatio Controversiarum quae in Belgio agitantur, super doctrina De Providentia: De Praedestinatione, De morte Christi, De natura & Gratia (Lugduni-Batavorum M.DC. XIX)" and the theological controversies confirmed by "Acta synodi nationalis" II (14:00 - 15:00) ( Rev. Prof. Young-Kyu Kim)

· The Latin original text of the Hungarian "Confessio ecclesiae debreciensis"(1562) and its historical location in the advancement of the reformed theology VI (15:00 - 16:00) ( Rev. Prof. Young-Kyu Kim)

Topical Summer Seminar for Ministers and Educational Program for Christian Families

I. Activities of the divine George Gillespie and his theology during the General Assembly at Westminster (speakers : Rev. Prof. Young-Kyu Kim and others )

· Theological debates during the General Assembly at Westminster and responses of George Gillespie

· Biblical interpretation of George Gillepie and his theology proved from all his writing

· 111 propositions concerning the ministry and government of the Church and the best Reformed Theology

II. Principles of God's Creation, Environmentally Friendly Application of Alternative and Renewable Energy Sources and the Daily by Free Gift Wellbeing Life. (Educational Program for the Christian Family)

· Assembling of non-catalytic water fuel paper cells and the experimental activities of their chemical or physical explanation (Special program for the personal certificate of non-catalytic water fuel polymer (paper) cell application).

· A technical experience of making the proton pumping instrument for a family remedy.

· Application activities of edible wild plants or flowers for the daily wellbeing foods.

Fall Semester for Ministers

· Latin grammar course III (13:00 - 14:00) (Rev. Ji-Soo Jung, Ph.D. Candidate - All but Dissertation)

· The Latin original text of the Hungarian "Confessio ecclesiae debreciensis"(1562) and its historical location in the advancement of the reformed theology VII (15:00 - 16:00) ( Rev. Prof. Young-Kyu Kim)