Monthly Archives: September 2011

After learning about Judaism this week I have noticed that Christianity and Judaism stem from much of the same things. Both religions recognize the stories of Abraham, Moses, David, and Noah. Both religions are monotheistic and textual. However Christianity and … Continue reading →

Lately we have been reading the Unlikely Disciple which surprisingly I enjoyed reading. The book is based on Kevin Roose who attended Brown University. Kevin decided to transfer to Liberty University for a semester so he could write about his … Continue reading →

Eliade talks about how people believe the world kind of revolves around their center. Their center is the place that makes them feel secure, comfortable, and means a lot to them and this place usually refers to people’s homes.  I … Continue reading →

In the last two class periods we have talked about the four theorists Frazier, Freud, Marx, and Durkheim. These four men were unique in the way they thought about religion and what it meant to them in a spiritual way … Continue reading →