Religious Philosophy

Religious philosophy Summary of Course    Dr Patricia Wormeck THD, ND   I do believe after taking this course, that I have found my spiritual place in the world.   After completing my Doctorate in Theology, I came to realization that I cannot be a part   Of any organized religion.  This course helped me define my position in the world of   religion.      Immediately in the course the definition for religious philosophy was a study in non bias,   or non personal agendas or opinions.  Most written material, books, courses, etc. have   agendas that the author wishes to express.  I might include possible include the books   of the bible, but that would be my opinion.  The point of the course is that we do not   want to study in that way.   Studying facts and points of view of various religions is        acceptable.  The basis for the whys and wherefores of religion organizations and why   people need religion is discussed, as definitions of words such as precepts and concepts.      I was very interested in the discussion of the makeup of the brain that determines   whether a person has spiritual tendencies or not.  Apparently the more serotonin    receptors a person has, the less spiritual they tend to be.  The serotonin seems to    given them comfort.  With this definition, I must have fewer receptors and therefore   need the comfort of spirituality.     The above definition is not the only reason for spirituality.  Maybe God has programed   us to be spiritual to refine ourselves for out afterlives, and maybe not.  The love of ideas   and what men think can also be motivators.        I loved this course, and it has opened a few field for me.   Thanks so much. ******************** Ordination with the Universal Life Church, is free  and lasts for life, so use the button. As a long time member of ULC, Rev. Long created the seminary site to help train our ministers. We also have a huge catalog of Universal Life Church materials. Many have been ordained with the Universal Life Church for many years and it's Seminary since the beginning and can attest to its ongoing growth and change. Try our new free toolbar at: ULC Toolbar