The Sin Paper

I've finished my paper on Sin, and despite a couple of awkward spots, I'm generally pleased with it. This was one of those times that the act of writing uncovered some ideas I hadn't yet brought to consciousness.

The paper is being submitted for my "Christian Anthropology" class, which is a required course of my M.Div. program. It is based on the ideas of systematic theologian Paul Tillich, with a liberal dose of personal experience and reflection added in. (One of the fascinating aspects of seminary is that it acknowledges that everything we study has a personal implication, and so we are encouraged to include personal reflection as part of our course work.)

So for those who are interested, the paper is hidden behind the cut tag below.

( Sin Paper )