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It was interesting to learn about the pilgrimage to Elvis’ home, Graceland. I found the article we read very strange, because people actually worship Elvis like an real relgion. The journey to his home does have aspects of a pilgrimage; such … Continue reading →

When we talked about Goddess/Pagan religion in class today, I couldn’t help but see a correlation with Hinduism. The idea of these Gods being “one” with the earth, and the circular worldview, are two major things these religions have in … Continue reading →

Today’s class helped me understand Indian religion a bit better. By making all of the maps for the different terms, I could see the correlation between everything we were discussing, such as: Reincarnation, Karma, “non-linear religion,” and Praxis. Hinduism is still … Continue reading →

I found our guest speaker-a pastor from the United Methodist Church- very informative. Listening to him talk about pilgrimage helped me connect almost everything we have discussed in class so far.  It made me realize exactly what God wants from us … Continue reading →

The Unlikely Disciple was a very interesting story for me. Kevin’s desire for a new change of pace was potentially lifechanging, which is what made this such a good book. I loved the fact that he had the courage to … Continue reading →

Today’s class (9/13) was very helpful to me. While reading the material, I was confused, to say the least. When we split into groups and drew pictures to describe the different sections we had read, it made a lot more … Continue reading →

I am writing about Freud because he is the person that I most strongly disagree with out of the four. His beliefs are absolutely absurd to me. It is ridiculous to think that every man wants to marry his mother … Continue reading →

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