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True liberation of a society

begins with understanding

God's truth and mankind's

subjection to that truth.

Although the Bible is the scrutinized in light of Biblical

center of focus at CCC, the truth and wisdom.

heart of a liberal arts Traditionally, liberal arts

education still revolves education in America was

around disciplines that are God-centered; however,

traditionally called the through years of

Division of Arts and Science. "enlightenment," of erosion

The purpose of a liberal arts of a moral value system and

education is to provide the the inroads of secular

student with a broad basis of humanism, God was

knowledge in order to replaced at many colleges

prepare the student to enter with an emphasis on human Ed Scilex inputs data during a con

the world as a leader. understanding. Thankfully puter class. The computer scienc

To accomplish this lofty this has not happened at program has grown to the point th.

students can now receive a minor
goal students are exposed to CCC. The Division of Arts

computer science. All students mu
courses in science, and Science liberates the take at least three hours of con

mathematics, music, speech, hearts and minds from the puter science before they gradual

This requirement is one more e:
literature, and history. shackles of false knowledge

ample of the college’s effort to pr<
Instruction in these different through instruction based on duce well-rounded graduates wh

areas of knowledge is the historic Christian faith, will be able to meet the demands <

a modern technological society.
presented in a God-centered teaching students to redeem

atmosphere, where man's the time in all areas of

thinking is constantly knowledge and wisdom.

Science classes are divided into two

segments: lecture courses and lab

courses. Although the students gain

much knowledge by performing ex­

periments and working on projects

during lab work, there is always

something to be learned in the lec­

ture class. It often prepares the stu­

dent for the investigative work dur­

ing the lab segment of class.