Metaphysics 2 (HTS 110)

Course Description

This course explores some of the more complex metaphysical concepts such as Oneness and creation, as well as offers a Unity perspective on terminology that is commonly used by much of mainstream Christianity. In the process, aspects of students’ embedded theology are exposed, and Unity Teachings are clarified; the practical application is the primary goal.

Topics Explored in this Class

• Beingness, Oneness, Divine Mind

• The Spiritual Universe, The Physical Universe

• The Divine Paradoxes

• The Trinity

• Evil, Sin, the Devil

• Jesus, Christ, Jesus Christ, Christ Jesus

• The Threefold Nature of Humankind (Spirit, soul, body)

• The Three Phases of Mind (Superconscious, conscious and subconscious)

• Personality, Individuality

Course Learning Objectives

Upon completion of this course, learners will be able to:

1. Compare and contrast their current view of God with Unity’s view of “God.”

2. Differentiate between who you are and what you are.

3. Compare and contrast Jesus, Christ, Jesus Christ, Christ Jesus, and explore the relationship and importance of these concepts in the student’s life.

4. Synchronize the three phases of mind with humankind’s threefold nature.

Required Text/Readings

• Hasselbeck, Paul. Heart-Centered Metaphysics. Unity Village, MO: Unity House. 2010.

• Hasselbeck, Paul and Holton, Cher. Heart-Centered Metaphysics Workbook. Unity Village, MO: Unity Books. 2012.

Recommended Text/Readings

• Cady, H. Emilie. Lessons in Truth. Unity Village, MO: Unity Books.

• Hasselbeck, Paul. Point of Power. Durham, NC: Prosperity Publishing House.

• Fillmore, Charles, The Revealing Word. Unity Village, MO: Unity Books.

Course Materials

• Syllabus

• The Language of Oneness

• The Realm Model

Course Dates

• Monday, April 19 @ 7–8:30 PM CT

• Monday, April 26 @ 7–8:30 PM CT

• Monday, May 24 @ 7–8:30 PM CT

• Monday, May 3 @ 7–8:30 PM CT

• Monday, May 10 @ 7–8:30 PM CT

• Monday, May 17 @ 7–8:30 PM CT

• Skipping Memorial Day – May 31

• Monday, June 7 @ 7–8:30 PM CT

Course Location

This course will be conducted online via Zoom in our SEE Classroom. The relevant details to connect will be emailed to registered participants.

Course Fee

The fee for this five-week course is set to $85. You are welcome to contribute to our scholarship fund to support those who may require financial support.

Scholarship Fund

Many of our classes, workshops, and events provide opportunities to apply for a partial scholarship to cover the fees. If you would you like to participate in this class and require assistance, please fill out our Partial Scholarship Fund form.

Registration

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