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Valerie,Jauregui, ePortfolio ENGL329 2012
Throughout the semester we were encouraged to keep an electronic literature journal as a means of further developing our understanding of the unit. This technique is not usually employed by educators though I believe there is great value in giving students the freedom of expression and should not be easily overlooked. Although extremely time- ( Read more... ) -
Reflections
When we think about the nature of God, it is clear that every world religion believes that God is the creator of all living things. Furthermore if there is an agreement that God exists, and if religion itself is bound by a collection of belief systems dealing with the nature of morality, then why is there so much hostility and fighting occurring ( Read more... ) -
Dark Times
I'd been going through a bit of a rough patch a couple of months ago. Basically feeling as though nothing or no-one was going to be able to get me out of it. Then out of no-where an angel appeared in my life who brought me out of my misery, helped me to see the light at the end of the dark and twisted tunnel. When I think about it, realising how ( Read more... ) -
Word to the Wise
“The Vision of Christ that thou dost see, Is my Visions Greatest Enemy”
(The Everlasting Gospel)
There are a growing number of individuals who maintain that God is non-existent in this 21st century world, preferring to be atheist than belonging to any specific world religion. The Catholic Church in particular appropriates the notion that if you live ( Read more... ) -
A Dream
Dear Mr. Blake,
I find it hard to believe that in my 37 years of life I had the pleasure of being introduced to your collection of works only recently. You cannot even begin to understand how truly disadvantaged I feel, for there have been moments in my life where I think that if I had a copy of your songs of innocence and experience handy my ( Read more... ) -
Shadow of Experience Boxing Innocence
This past semester I’ve had the pleasure of learning about William Blake. A man who sought to open people’s hearts and mind through the creative process - a practice which he believed to be detrimental to the growth of the human spirit as it was through imagination that we were brought closer to God. He supported the concept of the church seeking ( Read more... ) -
The Power of Exploration
Demi ( Read more... )
