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Ravi Zacharias International Ministries Foundations of Apologetics: All-Digital Version, DVD

Designed to introduce a comprehensive range of apologetic arguments and strategies, Foundations of Apologetics features lectures by RZIM's team of apologists including Ravi Zacharias, Michael Ramsden, John Lennox, Stuart McAllister, Alister McGrath, Amy Orr-Ewing, L.T. Jeyachandran, and Joe Boot.

Students of this rigorous curriculum will become adept at recognizing the many worldviews influencing our culture and equipped to challenge the assumptions of these worldviews.

It is our prayer you will find the studies foster no only knowledge but also cultivate the skills to communicate that knowledge in a way that is winsome and effective.

Contains 12 teaching DVDs, 1 data CD containing twelve printable PDF booklets and twelve PowerPoint slideshows of each volume for the group leader.

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How long does each teaching lesson take, and is this prgm appropriate for a 1 hr/week adult ed class?

I'm interested basic info like: amount of homework (or none?), need for continuity of attendance (or can folks miss a week or 2 and keep on track?) Esp. whether this will work in a 1 hr time slot - w/o needing additional teaching/leadership structure. Thanks, Joan
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We are currently using this program at our church. Here's my two cents worth. The DVDs are about 1 hour long each. There is a computer disk included with the program that has printable workbook pages with blanks that need to be filled out. You can choose to use these or not. I think either way would be fine. They could be assigned as homework but would be better used as a hand out in class that students fill out as they watch the DVD. That is what we are doing. In my opinion students could miss a class or two and it would be fine. Each video pretty much stands on its own. Our class is about 1 1/2 hours. We watch the DVD then spend about 1/2 hour for discussion. There are times when even that seems a little rushed. But I have promised our group the meeting will end on time. Only taking one hour would defiantly be to short.
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Each lecture runs approximately 50 minutes. The series provided handouts take anywhere from 20 minutes to 45 minutes.
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Hi Joan, The course has one CD that has a PDF on it with a study guide (and a one with answers). I have only gone through 2 of the CDs and they were approximately 1 hour each. Furthermore, each lesson has a separate PowerPoint that goes with it. I have not gone through the complete series but would expect you would find that the course could be completed with the items noted in your post - absences, etc. If you provided the study guide to each person, they would easily be able to fill it in and follow the lessons. For example, the first lesson has a PowerPoint of 51 slides. These slide replicate the study guide. You could do either or both but....I think you may be able to plan on 2 weeks for a unit. It would just depend upon your audience - questions, ages, understanding of materials, etc. Good luck in your decision to purchase or not....my vote would be GO FOR IT!
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Each of the twelve sessions is approximately 60 minutes long. There is no division for the main lecture, however the menu lists key "discussion points". These are not chapters. The PDF's included feature fill-in-the-blank style workbooks that accompany the video, but there is no "homework".
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What kind of packaging are the DVDs & CD in? What is the product weight (not shipping weight)?

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Don't have a postage scale, but doesn't register on bath scales. Probably near 1 lb. or less. 13 DVDs total including the course printable lesson plans for facilitator, fill-in-the-blank note-taking handouts with in-depth(you can go as deep as you and the Holy Spirit want to go!) follow-up questions for individual out of class study.
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The course comes in a well-designed, hard plastic case that holds each CD in an individual sleeve. I don't have an exact weight, but I expect it to be less than two pounds.
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These are packed in a sturdy plastic case and the actual product weight is .895 pounds.
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are these the same 12 DVDs available seperately that show up under "related" products?
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Yes, the DVDs in this set contain the same lectures that are on the individually listed DVDs. However, the teaching material in this set is contained on a single CD.
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Can this be used as a curriculum for a high school class or is it more geared for church groups?

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It could be used for both (depending on whether this is a publich school, private school or church youth group setting. It is listed as being a "rigorous curriculum".
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