In my last post, I suggested that critical thinking is “a complex process of deliberation which involves a wide range of skills and attitudes,”[1] and that it requires effort and patience, but improves with practice. In other words, it is an important set of skills that can be learned. Good critical thinking skills are an …
What is critical thinking?
The ability to think critically, and the freedom to do so, are essential elements of good theological education – and of any modern democratic society. Theological students are expected to be active critical thinkers, and to develop their critical thinking skills in the context of their studies and in daily life. The word “critical” …
What is academic research?
Welcome to The Theology Whisperer, a series of short blog posts on theology and theological education. I can’t turn water into wine, but these short blog posts are intended to help you to understand the field of theological studies and hone your technical skills in critical thinking, research and writing. This post introduces you …
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