This course aims to present, examine, and celebrate the nature and character of God as a framework for societal transformation. Learning from the achievements and failures of individuals, societies, and nations throughout history up to the present day will help in forming an integrated strategic plan for innovation and change. The course allows the study of each of the seven spheres of society (as defined by YWAM as family, economics, government, religion, education, communication, and celebration) along with a more extensive look at science. Each sphere will be examined for its purpose, history, and related current issues. The science component will include history and methods, stewardship of the material world, and the role of ethics in future technologies, together with a number of practical sessions to illustrate science principles. This course meets the U of N Core Curriculum requirement for Applied Christian Thinking.

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This course aims to present, examine, and celebrate the nature and character of God as a framework for societal transformation. Learning from the achievements and failures of individuals, societies, and nations throughout history up to the present day will help in forming an integrated strategic plan for innovation and change. The course allows the study of each of the seven spheres of society (as defined by YWAM as family, economics, government, religion, education, communication, and celebration) along with a more extensive look at science. Each sphere will be examined for its purpose, history, and related current issues. The science component will include history and methods, stewardship of the material world, and the role of ethics in future technologies, together with a number of practical sessions to illustrate science principles. This course meets the U of N Core Curriculum requirement for Applied Christian Thinking.

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