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How Should We Then Live?
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Before You Begin4 Steps
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Episode 1 - The Roman Age5 Steps|1 Quiz
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Episode 2 - The Middle Ages5 Steps|1 Quiz
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Episode 3 - The Renaissance5 Steps|1 Quiz
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Episode 4 - The Reformation5 Steps|1 Quiz
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Episode 5 - The Revolutionary Age5 Steps|1 Quiz
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Episode 6 - The Scientific Age5 Steps|1 Quiz
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Episode 7 - The Age of Non-reason5 Steps|1 Quiz
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Episode 8 - The Age of Fragmentation5 Steps|1 Quiz
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Episode 9 - The Age of Personal Peace and Affluence5 Steps|1 Quiz
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Episode 10 - Final Choices5 Steps|1 Quiz
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Bonus Material2 Steps
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- Dr. Schaeffer claims that, through looking at history, we can see how presuppositions determine events. Does his discussion bear this out and, if so, how?
- How can a survey of Roman history in one-half hour be either useful or responsible? Discuss.
- “History does not repeat itself.” —The parallels between the history of Rome and the twentieth century West are many and obvious.” How may these statements be reconciled?