Religious Studies 102 introduces students to post-biblical theology and religious practice and the contexts in which they appear. Through a consideration of representative figures and issues, students analyze and critically evaluate ideas, arguments and points of view. In particular, we consider how concepts of the body are incorporated in religious beliefs and practices.
Friday, February 25, 2011
More Christianity and Islam
Going along with our recent readings about the similarities of Christianity and Islam...I thought this article goes very well with it and brings up some similar points but also some new ones. What are your thoughts?
The article really reminding me of our reading of common ground. There are many similarities between Islam, Judaism and Christianity. The article encourages people to be curious about learn about other religions. In the world today, dominated by networking sights, its easy to hide behind usernames and not create relationships with other individuals. After reading the article i almost feel like Muslims are loosing their voice. I really like how the author Hosni is trying to get people out of their shell and start talking again.
The article really reminding me of our reading of common ground. There are many similarities between Islam, Judaism and Christianity. The article encourages people to be curious about learn about other religions. In the world today, dominated by networking sights, its easy to hide behind usernames and not create relationships with other individuals. After reading the article i almost feel like Muslims are loosing their voice. I really like how the author Hosni is trying to get people out of their shell and start talking again.
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