For Friday, April 13th, please complete the following and hand in:
Summarize the seven main Christian views of origins. (I want to see if you understand the different positions)
Explain what you believe about origins and why.
i appreciate the way that you have been disproving evolution and pointing towards (i assume) young earth creation (because this is what i believe). i think that there are some very solid, valid, and helpful facts. i am starting to understand some of the things that you are pointing towards in your creation lessons (not all of them... but some) and i think that they are very encouraging.
BY THE WAY: i thought that the way that you wrote the fake note was smart and you made some good points BUT i think that it was not fair of you to point out some students under false pretences, facts, and circumstances. it was also not fair to point out students due to their reaction...... i still remain on the fact that i appreciate your teaching and would like thank you for that so...... THANKS!!!!
Hey, thanks for interacting with me. I appreciate the encouragement and respect your comments about fairness. Yeah, it was a little over-the-top to make this object lesson so realistic and applicable to our class situation. I hope students look past that to get the points I'm trying to get across.
On the other hand, biases are developed through experience...real experiences. They don't come out of nowhere. Anti- God biases usually develop out of personal hurt and disillusion. My supposed bias in the object lesson was believable because certain things happened and were said to me.
i appreciate the way that you have been disproving evolution and pointing towards (i assume) young earth creation (because this is what i believe). i think that there are some very solid, valid, and helpful facts. i am starting to understand some of the things that you are pointing towards in your creation lessons (not all of them... but some) and i think that they are very encouraging.
ReplyDeleteBY THE WAY: i thought that the way that you wrote the fake note was smart and you made some good points BUT i think that it was not fair of you to point out some students under false pretences, facts, and circumstances. it was also not fair to point out students due to their reaction......
i still remain on the fact that i appreciate your teaching and would like thank you for that so......
THANKS!!!!
Hey, thanks for interacting with me. I appreciate the encouragement and respect your comments about fairness. Yeah, it was a little over-the-top to make this object lesson so realistic and applicable to our class situation. I hope students look past that to get the points I'm trying to get across.
ReplyDeleteOn the other hand, biases are developed through experience...real experiences. They don't come out of nowhere. Anti- God biases usually develop out of personal hurt and disillusion. My supposed bias in the object lesson was believable because certain things happened and were said to me.
Anyways, thanks again for your comments!
Gordon Hohensee