My first papers: Critical Reflections on Practical Theology texts

I thought I would post some initial papers I have been writing for one of my classes.

I had the late Stanley Grenz for Pastoral Ethics and Systematic
Theology C while I was at Regent College. For Grenz’s
Systematic Theology C course, we needed to take a stand on a number of
controversial issues. We wrote papers on the role of the Holy Spirit
for today, the marks of the church, and an aspect of eschatology. He
would say, "Turn your paper in on time. This is not your final word
for all time on the subject. All of our writing is provisional. What
you turn in will be your opinion on that day based on the time you were
able to put in toward looking at this issue."

So here are my initial papers. They are what they are. They are three
page papers which were the best
I could do with the time that I had on the day they were due. I have given you the amazon link to
the book my paper critically reflects on and then a link to the pdf document of the paper I wrote.

Th.D. Seminar: Explorations in Practical Theology with Mary McClintock Fulkerson and Richard Lischer.