Math 110 – Winter 27

Anchor Bible College

Math 110

Grow in your ability to think logically and biblically. Learn to apply these skills to practical life choices, personal finances, evaluating media sources, and understanding difficult biblical passages. Are you ready to embark on this journey?

Jan. 15 – Apr. 30 (2027)

Fur Rendezvous Break Week: Feb. 19

Fridays: 4pm-7pm

Once-Weekly Classes. Room 105

Ypsilanti, Michigan

In Person at Hope Community Church

$225

FREE for New Anchor Students. $75 per credit hour for returning students

Course Description

Math 110 – Critical Thinking, Finance, Logic, and Probability (3 credits)

This course encompasses the following four main topics, each explored through a biblical lens using practical, real-world examples:
– Critical Thinking: Including logical argumentation, fallacies, and biblical analysis.
– Finance: Focusing on biblical financial principles and practical money matters including budgeting, saving, spending, taxes, investment strategies, debt management, and charitable giving.
– Logic: Covering logical analysis history, techniques, and notation.
– Probability: Delving into practical and Bayesian probability.

Students are expected to complete weekly assignments and undertake special projects such as the logical examination of Scripture and the creation of a personal budget. Further evaluation will be gained from weekly quizzes and a midterm and final exam.

Weekly Quizzes
Personal Finance Projects
Formal Logic Assignments
Intro to Probability Homework
Midterm & Final Exams

Required Materials:

  • Bible (unless otherwise specified, you may use the translation of your choice)
    • Lecture notes and quiz blanks will use the ESV translation.
  • Lecture slides and optional additional resources will serve as the main teaching materials for this course

Prerequisites:

  • None

Student Reviews

Feedback from previous students who took this course:

It has helped me learn new ways to think and ways I should be handling my life that coincides with Gods way of thinking and living.

– Math 110 Student

Although not an explicitly Bible-centered class, it has helped me see what the Bible says about critical thinking, and being a steward of God’s money.

– Math 110 Student

This course is extremely helpful in understanding all things financial and in learning logic. I think this course is invaluable to all young people.

– Math 110 Student

3.6/5

Difficulty Compared to Other 3-Credit Courses

4.0/5

Grew in their Personal Relationship with the Lord

3.9/5

Enhanced their Knowledge of God’s Word


Instructors

Daniel ManwillerMath 110 Instructor

Daniel Manwiller, along with his wonderful wife Elisabeth, serves in various administrative and academic roles at Anchor Bible College. Daniel earned his bachelor’s in electrical engineering and his master’s in electrical and computer engineering from the University of Michigan. He currently works in an engineering role and serves in various ministry roles at Hope Community Church. Additionally, he is pursuing a master’s in biblical studies from Moody Theological Seminary

Sample Lecture

Anchor Bible College

Are you ready to embark on this journey?


Courses You Might Also Be Interested In

Explore other Anchor Courses for the Winter 2027 Semester

Strengthen your knowledge of God and His Word. Grow your relationship with the Lord as you build relationships with like-minded believers. Are you ready to embark on this journey?

See the Bible in a completely different light as you dive into the original context and message of key passages. Learn to interpret and apply God’s Word in your life today. Are you ready to embark on this journey?

Grow as a faithful steward. Combine biblical principles with practical, hands-on training in budgeting, debt, saving, investing, taxes, and generosity. Are you ready to embark on this journey?

Continue studying the New Testament in its original language. Build on the foundations of Greek I as you grow in your ability to read, understand, and apply God’s Word. Are you ready to embark on this journey?