Personal Idealism Journal: My Personal Evangelism Journal
A personal worldview may cause dissention amongst friends, family, and people you encounter. Each of these topics are controversial and the views of those that agree with one another, are in harmony until they are confronted with someone with a worldview in complete opposition. The religious worldview taught to an individual when they were young becomes a source of comfort and help, it doesn’t matter what your religion because these beliefs are often passed from generation to generation with the concept that this is the “correct religion” and all others are wrong. In the environment of like following people the peace, harmony and security in that faith is strong.
Today is priesthood meeting we had a return missionary, whom had just returned from England. He talked to us about the blessings and the miracles he had seen and received from his mission. He felt that even though it was hard for him at first he grew as a person and he knew that it wasn’t just for him, but also the people of England. He learned to have a better
I went for an interview, was accepted and transferred half way through my sophomore year.” I then proceeded to ask what she enjoyed most about her college experience, she said that she loved meeting
Our short talk turned into an hour long discussion about which courses to take, if she needed to sign up for summer school, or if a fifth year was necessary. This conversation helped solidify our friendship. Now, I feel most comfortable sharing any problem with Stephanie during our strolls to Blenders. On the other hand, if I am meeting an acquaintance, Blenders is a great ice breaker and study break. While conducting interviews, I would invite our sorority pledges to Blenders.
Trinity Lutheran Church. Any day, any activity. I am a participant, a student, a leader, a pioneer. Sunday mornings are spent either worshipping with my family in Centennial Hall, a large gymnasium used for our contemporary services, or with other high schoolers, learning about life values and their connection to our faith. During this time, I listen.
She was very warm and eager to teach me all about her craft. I learned a lot in the two days I worked with her. There was never a dull moment and I got to see so many different patients; patients of different backgrounds, ethnicities, age groups, and gender. All my initial fear was basically fear of what I was getting myself into.
I couldn’t wait to meet her in person at my orientation. When orientation came and I finally got to meet her, I was in for a pleasant start to my college career. She assigned me and all of her other advisees a project in
then she asked, “I 'd like to know if you would like to become more involved with the program.” My expression shifted to complete contentment and I gratefully accepted her
At first, walking into the meeting, I found that I felt as if I was intruding into each member’s life. The members showed great transparency throughout the group session. As the group progressed, I instantly felt a family connection. Everyone was non-judgmental and attentive of each person’s testimony. The faith based nature of the program was one that was not offensive due to the fact that Christianity is my religion.
I could tell she thought I was another stereotypical athlete who had a huge ego. She was right, but I wasn’t going to tell her that. Throughout the week the ritual, awkward, mutual friend interactions occurred. Being left out of inside jokes, trying to tell stories of people they never met, the usual. How I fell for her was very similar to how Nancy fell for Rodney, I saw a side of her that the public didn’t.
She asked if I had been to a speaker meeting before, I replied that I had not. I decided that I would since I was already there even though I already had my two AA meetings. Once I sat down in the room I realized that it was the same leader as the last AA discussion meeting I attended and that it was not a speaker
Definition of the word worldview can vary greatly, ranges from “we are all what we think” which has been inspired by Buddha, to a more current view being that it is a set of assumptions and beliefs that have an all-powerful effect , both on cognition and behavior. In brief, worldview influences and impacts the way a person view their surroundings, their lives as well as other people in their environment (Sue & Sue, 2003). Culture is only a single word that besets a plethora of categories which can influence a person’s thoughts, beliefs, actions and morals. Enclosing a myriad of life experiences, family values and lessons into a single word is quite a challenge. I am a product of Italian American culture.
She talked to me about all the ways music therapy was used, and all the clients it was used with. She opened up a whole new perspective to me, that involved much more than just children. I learned music therapy was used with Alzheimer patients: something my papaw had struggled with for a long while before he passed away. It made me think, if it could help with memory, it could have helped my mamaw who struggled with her memory when she had bleeding on the brain. Knowing that music therapy could have helped many of my family members, it made me respect the program even more, and lead me to where I am
Not knowing that she was a licensed social worker. I greeted and went on to ask the receptionist where was so and so office. Her office was literally the first office to the right, right around the corner as you first start to go toward the hall. So I said to myself then why not choose her as she is one of the first you will
Creating my own religion, this task does seem pretty fun. Well my religion would be very similar to the army and sports, it will contain structure, a need to compete/exercise, guidelines on how to treat others, and most of all it will be fun. There will be no reliance on a god/s, no prejudice against others and most of all, history will be made by each individual. And what I mean from that, yes there will be history but each person will be in charge of choosing their own paths in life. There will be no guidelines to follow (except to treat others kindly), just the freedom for one to create their own greatness.
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