Puritan Theology II
Frequently asked questions
How does self-study work?
You study on your own, at your own pace, from the lists of lectures and readings. Each one opens on its own page, with the source beside your notes. There are no fixed dates; the weekly goal only estimates when you will finish.
How do I mark something complete?
Enroll in the course, open a lecture, reading or assignment, and press the complete button at the foot of its page. Your progress here updates at once, and you can undo it.
Are the lectures in English?
Yes. Most lectures and readings are in English, taken from the Log College curriculum and the school's own research. Where a Spanish edition exists, it is listed and marked as published or as a working translation.
Where does my written work go?
In the school's own classes you submit it on the class's written-work step and it is reviewed. In courses studied from lists, review of written work is not yet available: do the work on your own and keep it with your notes.
What does "Under review" mean on a lecture or reading?
It means the teacher's subscription to the Westminster Standards or the Three Forms of Unity is not yet established. "Read as comparison" marks material that teaches the 1788 American text, which the school reads beside the 1647 text. Nothing has been removed; every item carries its role.