1) Theology in the Wild—Artifact and Reflection You will submit the artifact and reflection, due at 11:59pm on the Tuesday following the conclusion of the unit chosen. Your reflection should detail wh
1) Theology in the Wild—Artifact and Reflection
You will submit the artifact and reflection, due at 11:59pm on the Tuesday following the conclusion of the unit chosen. Your reflection should detail where you found your artifact or conversation, what theological idea it communicates and embodies or challenges, how it does so (connecting with readings). Your reflection should more personally relate how/why it captured your attention and whether it satisfied what you were setting out to find.
Activity and reflections due 11:59pm on the Tuesday after the conclusion of the unit chosen.
Assignment Overview:
Theology is everywhere in the world. Twice during the first 5 weeks of the course, you will find a theological connection in everyday life and reflect on it using the week’s theological themes. It could be a news story, a meme, a work of art, an overheard conversation, a social media post, music, or a scene from your neighborhood.
You will submit a photo, screenshot, or short media clip, plus a short written reflection that theologically interprets what you found. Your two assignments should be focused on different weeks. The second assignment should focus on week 3, 4, or 5.
Examples include a mural that evokes hope, a protest that raises questions about grace and power, an ad that presents certain visions of salvation, a billboard, TikTok, or news story with theological implications.
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