Originally posted by rwingettHow did you relate to your Christian students?...would you even talk theism or atheism with any of them?...get militant if they even professed a outright belief in Jesus?...a serious question..not to provoke you..🙂
I was a part-time teacher at a community college for 5 semesters a few years ago. I taught GCA101 - Perspective Drawing.
Originally posted by chancremechanicWell, I'm sure Rob didn't take it too seriously; he was there, after all, to put things in perspective.
How did you relate to your Christian students?...would you even talk theism or atheism with any of them?...get militant if they even professed a outright belief in Jesus?...a serious question..not to provoke you..🙂
Originally posted by chancremechanicIt wasn't a theology class, it was a perspective drawing class. Their religious beliefs never came up. Nor did mine, for that matter.
How did you relate to your Christian students?...would you even talk theism or atheism with any of them?...get militant if they even professed a outright belief in Jesus?...a serious question..not to provoke you..🙂
But I'm sure that learning the pure "science" of drawing must have shaken their faith in the almighty.
Maybe I should have had them draw the tower of Babel in 3 point perspective, or something.