Thursday, June 15, 2006
Welcome to Christian Humanism 4
Hi! My name is Bro. Jody Magtoto, S.J. and I welcome you to the blog dedicated to the Christian Humanism IV course in Xavier University High School Ateneo de Cagayan.
Christian Humanism (some of you may know it as Religion Class) should not be boring. It is a subject about life—about the peaks and valleys of life. It is about the little things that make us happy, it is about the big things that make us forlorn. It is about goodness and mistakes, it is about tears and guffaws.
CH is personal: it is about my relationship with my God, and my relationship with fellow seekers. CH thus only becomes boring if it is irrelevant and abstract. And it is a great disservice to box CH in the purely theological plane.
It is my great hope that through this blog our study of morality becomes more real, more about the ordinary, or the extraordinary working in the ordinary. It is my desire that through this blog we get to talk about real issues, about real life. ¶ 11:52 pm
Christian Humanism (some of you may know it as Religion Class) should not be boring. It is a subject about life—about the peaks and valleys of life. It is about the little things that make us happy, it is about the big things that make us forlorn. It is about goodness and mistakes, it is about tears and guffaws.
CH is personal: it is about my relationship with my God, and my relationship with fellow seekers. CH thus only becomes boring if it is irrelevant and abstract. And it is a great disservice to box CH in the purely theological plane.
It is my great hope that through this blog our study of morality becomes more real, more about the ordinary, or the extraordinary working in the ordinary. It is my desire that through this blog we get to talk about real issues, about real life. ¶ 11:52 pm
