Thursday, January 27, 2011

Wednesday, January 26, 2011

Puja Video

This is a really well-done but short piece showing a "typical," if dramatic, puja.


Puja from Quinn Ryan Mattingly on Vimeo.

Wednesday, January 19, 2011

Calendar Issues, Homework

It sounds like there are some problems accessing the calendar link above. I will check it out and come up with a solution. For Friday, read Smith, pages 26-41 and outline as you did for today.

Monday, January 17, 2011

Questions for Burke, pp. 17-32

The Hindu god Ganesha holding an ankus in his ...Image via WikipediaQuestions are at this link. They are recommended, not required, but will help you move more quickly through the text, while getting the most important points.

For those of you who use GoogleDocs, this link should give you a document you can type directly into.  Please let me know if this link works.

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Friday, January 14, 2011

**STUDY GUIDE FOR TEST 1**

Click this link to download the study guide in Word.

You will be give four short answer questions. You will choose three to answer in short paragraph form.

Presentation on History of Religion



Above is the Power Point from class. Be sure to use it in conjunction with your notes.

Tuesday, January 11, 2011

Important story about life in the Middle East

View from Al-Azhar ParkImage via WikipediaMuslim and Christian solidarity in Egypt. Take a minute to read this.

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Homework

Remember to see the above Course Calendar link for assignments: Thursday's is the introduction in Burke- read and answer his questions at the end (thoughtfully!).

Monday, January 10, 2011

No Questions for tomorrow

No questions for tomorrow's homework. Please read and annotate the article, come prepared to discuss.

Thursday, January 6, 2011

Additional (brief) reading

Add this to your reading for tomorrow: a recent statement by the pope that demonstrates the relationship between science and religion:


Sunday, January 2, 2011

World Religions Homework, Week 1
Date DueAssignment
Wed, C, 1.051. Read http://studyreligion.org/why/index.html , all info under tabs: Why Study, What is, Misconceptions, and Pressing Issues
2. Fill out first two boxes on this link
Thu, D, 1.06Homework: a selection by Brian Hoffert:
http://brian.hoffert.faculty.noctrl.edu/REL100/01.StudyOfReligion.html
Answer the four questions under the last two sections in complete sentences.
Fri, E, 1.07Homework: Hoffert again.
Answer ten (10) of the seventeen (17) questions  in complete sentences.
Note:All of these links have been tested and they work. If one of the links does not work for you when you begin to do your homework, it is your responsibility to email jeason@usmk12.org or to figure it out with one of your classmates. Technology related excuses will not be accepted.