Wow what a women! So young and so steadfast. Here is a little background for you. Joan was Catholic. When they talk about eucharist or communion they are referring to the sacrament. It is the most important point of a Catholic Mass. Mass is a church meeting like our sacrament meeting. Things to think about […]
Category Archives: Imaginative
— Required assignments: 0. Read: this blog post (including the very important Calvin and Hobbes cartoon strip above ☝️)1. Short writing assignment on last class’ story2. Short writing assignment on last class’ video3. Sherlock Holmes and “common knowledge”4. Scripture search5. JUST ADDED, DO NOT MISS: Read the short conversation between the gate-keeper and the curate(6. […]
Hamlet!! Something is rotten in the state of Denmark. Hamlet is thought to be the Bard’s greatest play. Ghosts, duels, suspicion, family drama, and virtue are all huge themes in Hamlet. Why has this tragedy stood the test of time? I believe it’s because of the lessons we need to learn from many mistakes and […]
Reading Robin Hood: What Makes a Hero? As you read The Merry Adventures of Robin Hood, look beyond the exciting escapes, disguises, and archery contests. Think about what makes someone a hero—and whether doing the right thing always means following the rules. You don’t need to find every theme in every adventure. Choose a few […]
— Required assignments: 0. Read: this blog post1. Read: Knowledge Not the Limit of Belief2. Watch/listen: Two Babies in the Womb Discuss the After-Delivery…3. Take lots of notes and have lots of deep thoughts(4. Additional suggested activities are at the end of the post) — (0) Greetings, Vanguardians! We are embarking upon a year-long exploration […]
Welcome to Imaginative Arts! What would you do if you were told to use a magic potion? This is no ordinary magic either. It has the power to make whoever it is given to fall in love with whatever they see first. Who would you use it on? What if you messed up? MND is […]
Welcome to the final imaginative Arts class for the year. I hope you have enjoyed this journey. This week you need to prepare to present on the culture you found. Your group has 20 minutes to present on this culture. Please make it at least 17 minutes long and no longer than 23. Meet with […]
Watch this Podcast Episode on The Ancient Tradition. Is It Possible to Know God? (37 minutes) I Just found this message. Because she has paused, none of the podcasts are working. Please do the rest of the homework. Dr. Logan has paused the podcast to thoughtfully reexamine its conceptual approach and future direction. In the […]
Or: If you kill your neighbor so you can feel good about yourself, does that make you bad person?
Welcome to the Last Story. We made it. Over the last few months you have explored storytelling from your own perspective. These have been fun to hear. You’ve spoken from a first-person point of view and you’ve proven to be well-trained in the art of telling your own stories. Now we are going to tell […]






