The question that I get from at least one teacher every year has come up, “What grade do you think you deserve for this class?” Well the grade I think everyone wants is an A+, but to be truthful, I don’ t think I necessarily earned this. Why? Well, lets see, I worked very hard on our bible mysteries, worked very hard on the exams, however, I didn’t implement my project as well as I would have liked, and this blog has absolutely killed me. Now this is a lot of work for this being a non-theology major’s class, but I think I still could have done a better job. I truly wish that I could go back in time and relive thi class from the beginning because I feel I could have done a few things a whole lot better. I really had fun this semester in class, besides the blogs, and I feel like I learned a lot about not only my religion, but others and this is part of being to understand others. When I scheduled this class, I thought this was gonna be one of those classes that would be like my haven away from my science classes, but this was definitely not the case. I would dare to say that this class had just as much work and needed just as much attention as a physics class would need. This class was certainly a task and a half. But I wouldn’t change me taking this class for anything and no matter what grade I earn in this class, I do not regret taking this class at all. (However Dr. Homan feel free to jot down an A under my name) So whatever happens, all I can say is that I learned a lot and I just pray for the best when I pull up my grade for the semester in a week. So hopefully it will be okay and to everyone, goodluck.

Now to the question and answer portion of this blog:
Why do most christians believe the world is going to end in their lifetime?
Well, people seem to want to correlate events that happen in their lifetimes and associate it with biblical porphecies(sp?). I know everyone remembers the Katrina disaster and I heard people back then likening it to the great flood story with Noah in the bible. I think people overanalyze things that happen in their life and look for meaning in the wrong places sometimes. And I think we can all agree that we think we are the center of the universe sometimes. Hopefully, with good luck, I will be long gone when and if the world ceases to exist.

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