1. The Allberry text proposes that the Holy Trinity is the ultimate foundation and source for our understanding of the true, the good, and beautiful. For this question, describe the nature of the Holy Trinity and explain how this Biblical doctrine (the doctrine of the Trinity) helps us to understand the nature and application of the enduring questions concerning the true, the good, and the beautiful (150-200 words). 2. Philosophers make use of terms such as premodernity, modernity and postmodernity to describe shifts in theological and philosophical positions. For this question, briefly describe each of these philosophical positions (premodernity, modernity and postmodernity) and construct a Biblical response to each (150-200 words).3. Douglas Groothuis writes in Truth Decay: “Without a thorough and deeply rooted understanding of the Biblical view of truth as revealed, objective, absolute, universal, eternally engaging, antithetical and exclusive, unified and systematic, and as end in itself, the Christian response to postmodernism will be muted by the surrounding culture or will make illicit compromises with the truth-impoverished spirit of the age.”. For this question, describe the nature of truth: how do we find truth, define truth, and evaluate truth? (150-200 words)4. The ancient classical philosophers referred to the enduring questions as transcendentals (in Latin: transcendentalia). They referred to the properties of being. For something to truly be, it had to be true, good, and beautiful. In Christian theology, the transcendental is ontologically one and by logic convertible: for example, where there is truth, there is goodness and beauty, and vice versa. For this question, explain the relationship between truth, goodness, and beauty: how does beauty help us to locate truth and goodness, etc.? (150 to 200 words).5. The enduring questions concerning truth, goodness, and beauty can be used to defend Biblical truth in an age of relative confusion and uncertainty. This practice is often referred to as the Biblical discipline of Apologetics. William Lane Craig writes about the importance of this discipline in our age: "If Christians could be trained to provide solid evidence for what they believe and good answers to unbelievers’ questions and objections, then the perception of Christians would slowly change. Christians would be seen as thoughtful people to be taken seriously rather than as emotional fanatics or buffoons. The gospel would be a real alternative for people to embrace." For this question, describe the discipline of Biblical Apologetics and describe how this discipline might be applied in the 21st century. (150-200 words)

Test SpecificationsTest specifications provide a descriptive outline of a test and can include information about the construct measured, the format and structure of a test, the number of items, and other information as needed. In this week’s Learning Resources, there is a Test Specifications Template that you should now complete for your proposed Final Project. This template will help guide you through determining the specifications for your test. There is also a completed template that you may look at as a reference.The Assignment (1–2 pages)By Day 7, submit completed test specifications for your Final Project test using the Test Specifications Template provided in this week’s Resources.Support your Application Assignment with specific references to all resources used in its preparation. You are to provide a reference list for all resources, including those in the Learning Resources for this course. zero plagiarizing and quote work, APA formatting, No.coms