Subjects of Instruction Theology. The Theological courses are arranged with a view to prepare students for missionary labors both at home and abroad; to establish faith in their hearts; to cultivate pure moral principles, and to fortify them against the vices and evil allurements of the age. With this object in view, the following courses are offered: Book of Mormon.In this course the origin, contents and divine authenticity of the book will be considered. In connection with its authenticity, it will be treated from three points of view, viz: testimony from the Bible, testimony from archaelogical sources and testimony, from the book itself. Texts: Book of Mormon, outlines, Bible and American archaeological works. Required of all first-year students throughout the year. Life of Christ.This course includes a consideration of the preparation of the world for the New Testament dispensation, events preparatory to the ministry of the Savior, and a careful study of His teachings and the events of His life. Texts: The Bible, outlines, standard Church works and other standard works dealing with the ministry of the Savior. Required of all second-year students, first semester. Apostolic Age.A continuation of "Life of Christ" and also a study of the work of the Apostles. The travels and epistles of St. Paul form a very important part of the work. Required of second-year students, second semester. Old Testament History.This course includes a careful study of the important events of the history of WEBER ACADEMY PAGE 31 the chosen people, their prophetical writings and their moral teachings. Required of third-year students throughout the year. Text: Old Testament, outlines. Church History.A study of the leading events in the history of the Church of Jesus Christ in this dispensation. Text: One Hundred Years of Mormonism. Principles of the Gospel.The principles of the Gospel as taught by our Saviour and His Apostles, together with the revelations given on the same through the Prophet Joseph Smith in the last dispensation, will be considered. Texts: Bible, Book of Mormon, Doctrine and Covenants, and Articles of Faith by Talmage. Required of all fourth-year students, second semester. English. The following courses aim to develop the power of using English correctly and effectively in oral and written composition, and to cultivate an appreciation for good literature. Extensive practice is given in composition, and the reading of appropriate classics is assigned as a part of the regular work in each course. English a.A study of the fundamental principles of good composition, including practice in theme writing and sentence analysis, constitutes a large part of the work in this course. Such classics as Lowell's "Vision of Sir Launfal," Scott's "Lady of the Lake," and Shakespeare's "Julius Caesar" will be read and discussed in the class, and a list of classified outside reading will be arranged. Five hours per week during the first or the second semester. English b.A continuation of a. Five hours per week during the first or the second semester.