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JUST/CLAS/RELG 3022 and PHIL 3729: Searching for God: Week 14: Student Theologies

Ancient Greeks, Jews, and Christians

Topic for the week

Topic: Sharing your own theologies, review and conclusions.

Assigment

Bring a short, one-page thought paper about your own theology. Do you want a perfect God? What kind of God do you want? This need not be the same as what kind of God you believe exists, though it can be. Has this course impacted your personal theology? In what ways has it and in what ways hasn’t it?

Final Exam

Tuesday May 24, 3:30-5:30, In Class

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