The Omnibus I Complete package includes both the Omnibus I Primary and Omnibus I Secondary Self-Paced Courses, plus all required curriculum (both literature/reading books and Omnibus Student Text and Teacher's CD).

Omnibus I Primary - GREAT BOOKS FROM ANCIENT TIMES Omnibus I Primary Books has students study early biblical works, as well as, Gilgamesh, Hammurabi, Histories by Herodotus and many more in 175 engaging lessons. Students will work at their own pace, interacting with the material, learning from Bruce Etter, one of the Omnibus writers and extraordinary instructor, who teaches from many of the sites throughout Europe where events from the books occurred. Students will hear what the world thinks through street interviews, then be drawn back to Scripture and what God says. Omnibus I Secondary - A WALK WITH CS LEWIS, RC SPROUL AND MANY BIBLICAL WRITERS The Omnibus I Secondary Books course complements the primary books course with 105 engaging lessons, providing a combined balance of history, theology and literature. Yet, it is a remarkable journey that can be taken on its own. Students study Lewis’s Narnia books, Sproul’s Holiness of God, several biblical epistles and many more in this engaging course.

Students will work at their own pace, interacting with the material, learning from Tammy Duby, a fun and engaging teacher with much experience with this material. She leads students from many of the sites throughout Europe where events from the books occurred. Students will hear what the world thinks through street interviews then, be drawn back to Scripture and what God says.

• Not only will students be prepared to address the challenges of an unbelieving world in college and beyond, they will be prepared to engage it winsomely and convincingly. This is exactly what our Christian children need now. It’s what your children need. Learning from the Great Books, an historically effective way to educate and create thinkers, has never been easier.
• The Self-paced Omnibus courses are geared for 7th – 12th graders. Omnibus is a Latin term meaning “all encompassing.” Combining history, theology and literature, these courses help students grow in their appreciation of the unity of all knowledge. Each year offers two courses; the primary books course and the secondary books course. They can be taken separately, but taken together, students earn three credits—history, theology and literature.
• Learn from experts in each subject area
• Tour the locations where history occurred
• Be challenged by interactive exercises that require thinking, not just learning facts
• Interact with the Great Books, all from a Christian worldview