My Statement of Faith

After many hours of labor, I have completed my statement of faith. It is a paper that spans over two semesters at the Harding Grad School. I had to write it for my Systematic Theology classes (part A and B). In total, it is about 30 pages. The purpose is not to write a high-level research paper, but to simply state what I believe, incorporating Scripture and a few secondary sources where necessary.

If you have any interest in knowing what I believe about the nature and being of God (theology proper), theological anthropology, hamartiology, soteriology, pneumatology, or eschatology, have I got a treat for you!

It's a .pdf. And yes, I know the footnotes are not flawless Turabian formatting. The program I used to make it a .pdf messed them up. At any rate, this is about a year's worth of thought. Whether or not anyone else ever sees it, I'm proud of it.

Here's the link to it.

If any of you have the endurance to read all or even part of it, I'd love to hear what you think.

It's nice to finish a final

I just took a final this morning over the class lectures and readings for Systematic Theology B. I wish I had more to blog about it, but basically, I'm just really relieved, especially because I think I did well on it. Having to be a professor and make tests has helped me as a test-taker to anticipate the kinds of questions to prepare for. He let us type our essay portion this time. Mine was 5 pages, single space. That's enough typing for now, I think. This is one less thing I have to worry about, which is nice.