Dimension of Christianity as a Religion

Critical Reflection of the Instructor-led Zoom meeting
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Critical Reflection of the Instructor-led Zoom meeting
What Did You Find Useful to help you Better Understand the Course Concepts?
The course zoom meeting discussed various issues and concepts needed to understand the course content better. Firstly, the meeting was influential in weighing and identifying the dimension of politics, culture, social injustices, religion, and Christianity. The video has discussed the dimension of Christianity as a religion by reviewing the position and influence of various theories and ideologies. For instance, the theory and ideologies presented by Augustine have been weighed to evaluate their dynamic in explaining the origin of creation, the role of human beings, and what behaviors Christians should look like. I agree that religion and Christianity involve faith-based philosophy; therefore, developing and upholding theories is necessary for widening our knowledge and streamlining our actions, faith, and interactions. The zoom meeting was also informative and reflective about the competition and association between Christianity, Islam, and other major religions. Negative religious interaction and perception can cause various challenges, including negative social-cultural interaction, discrimination, and physical conflicts. The meeting helped me conceptualize the most effective strategies for controlling religious conflict and competition. Firstly, learning and embracing the religious uniquenesses and diversity of various communities and groups is essential.
What Did the Discussion Make you Wonder About?
The discussion has also created a critical basis for understanding moral and ethical responsibility and decision-making concerning involvement in situation dilemmas. However, the discussion made me wonder about the most effective or reliable dimension of weighing right and wrong. For instance, Christianity and other religions do not support any form of conflict. However, the restriction questions what religious people can do when promoted to engage in contrary actions like fighting to save lives, family, frien...