Week 6-Monday
Today was one of the most difficult classes because we were asked to create a situation in which we would use the anthropological model. This was difficult because it seemed as though we were right on the border of the anthropological model and translation model, because both have similar characteristics. Our group used the Touchdown Jesus situation and focusing it specifically on Notre Dame football and how we could see God here. The other groups had very creative ideas and made me realize what the anthropological model really represents and gave me a new appreciation of this model. I really enjoyed the in-class conversation that we had and I would love to have more of these conversations because it brings new thoughts and ideas to the table.
Today was one of the most difficult classes because we were asked to create a situation in which we would use the anthropological model. This was difficult because it seemed as though we were right on the border of the anthropological model and translation model, because both have similar characteristics. Our group used the Touchdown Jesus situation and focusing it specifically on Notre Dame football and how we could see God here. The other groups had very creative ideas and made me realize what the anthropological model really represents and gave me a new appreciation of this model. I really enjoyed the in-class conversation that we had and I would love to have more of these conversations because it brings new thoughts and ideas to the table.
posted by Jason Heppner at
11:54 PM
1 Comments:
I thought the presentations were great and could see just how difficult it would be to do this.
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