Narrative Theology

I took a class in seminary called "Constructive Theology" -- the idea being that students should figure out what they believed and how to communicate it. One assignment was to write up your theology and distribute it to the class for comment and critique.

Instead of writing an intellectual discourse I wrote a narrative, a story, partly because I believe that theology is usually best in narrative form. If you click on the link "Hillside Reflections" to the right, you can read what I wrote for that class.

It's only fair to tell you that comments and critiques were widely mixed. Feel free to share your thoughts!