UNIV 3581: Faith Reason & Imagination
             When I first enrolled in this course I was unsure of what to expect. I was unsure of what Faith Reason and Imagination were; when it came to the educational realm of the word. I say that, because Faith and Reason seem to have the illusion of spiritual meanings and concepts, thus I could not accept the idea that a course of this nature would be taught at the University. Yet as the course has begun to develop, I see that these words and phrases have more than spiritual and religious stigmatization, they are personal and character defining.
             For me Faith Reason and Imagination express a person's ideals, beliefs and theories on life. But it is more than that; according to Webster's Dictionary, faith reason and imagination are defined as;
             ...faith being a belief and trust in and loyalty to God; belief in the traditional doctrines of a religion; firm belief in something for which there is no proof; complete trust; something that is believed especially with strong conviction.
             ...reason as a statement offered in explanation or justification; a rational ground or motive; a sufficient ground or explanation or of logical defense; something that supports a conclusion or explains a fact; the thing that makes some fact intelligible; the power of comprehending; inferring, or thinking especially in orderly rationale ways; proper exercise of the mind; the sum of the intellectual powers.
             ...imagination is the act or power of forming a mental image of something not present to the senses or never before wholly perceived in reality; creative ability; ability to confront and deal with a problem; the thinking or active mind; creation of the mind; especially; an idealized or poetic creation; fanciful or empty assumption.
             The images that we (the class) have come to express are not far from what Webster and the rest of the world has expressed or defined. As you continue to read my theories and ide...