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Lately, in Theology class, we’ve been talking about the 10
commandments and how they tie to issues of morality.
When you talk about issues
of morality, it seems that current and past events where morality was in
question come up often. I think that’s the most interesting part of class to
me.
Parents
I like to voice my opinion on subjects because unlike many people in
private schools I have developed my own views on many things and don’t just
adopt my views from my parents.
The thing I’ve adopted from my parents is the
ability and choice to develop my own beliefs and opinions on certain things.
Multiple Interpretations
I
like to talk about certain issues in society because I like to see how many
different ways people can take one thing. There are so many interpretations on
different subjects out there, and I like to hear as well as be heard.
As long as people speak with maturity and with a purpose, I
don’t judge or become frustrated with another person’s opinion on a given
issue.
It depends on what the issue is though.
Whether or not it’s a race thing
has a big effect on how I would react to certain things.
Republicans
If it’s a political
thing, for the most part, I wouldn’t become upset with the way Republicans are
speaking because I’m used to how inconsiderate and ignorant they can be because
I’ve been in private school for so long now.
Democrats
That’s not to say that Democrats
can’t be ignorant either. I’ve heard some pretty ignorant things said on both
sides. Anyway, I digress. I think it’s cool that so many people are in one
place talking about the same thing in a civilized nature and seeing both sides
through conversation.
P.S. Why do I even
have to take a theology class? Ahahaaa
