Hob's SemBlog

Notes, comments, thoughts on my studies at Greenville Presbyterian Theological Seminary
so my friends/family/supporters/whoever can keep tabs on my progress, and nag me to keep on top of things.

Friday, December 17, 2004

IRT Test

Well, took the test this morning. It was longer than I expected, and a better test than I'd feared. But I feel really confident about it. Was supposed to answer 20 of 23. There were two I couldn't answer confidently. One was asking what the Larger Catechism's take was on “He descended into hell”? I'm pretty familiar with the major theories on that, but couldn't for the life of me remember what the LC said.

Oh well...still finished.

Off for 2.5 weeks, then floying out to GPTS for Logic.

H. C. jotted this down on 2:49 PM. (( 2:49 PM 1 comments

Monday, December 13, 2004

One to Go

Introduction to Reformed Theology final due by Friday...before then I need to read Murray's Christian Baptism (been 6 years since I read that) and Witherow's The Apostolic Church: Which is It? (been about a year and a half for that one).

Feel pretty confident about this...hopefully not too confident.

H. C. jotted this down on 11:20 PM. (( 11:20 PM 0 comments

One down...

Well, History of Western Philosophy is done...think I did better on the final than the mid-term...which is strange, since I understood the mid-term material better...

Overall, not really pleased with my performance on this class. My paper (50% of the grade) was pretty good at 8 pages, but we were required to have 10. At 10 pages it felt forced and phony. I'd pretty much overestimated the complextity of my original arguments, and then had to use a lot of filler.

H. C. jotted this down on 11:08 PM. (( 11:08 PM 0 comments

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