- to be able to construct and sustain a complex argument
- to be able to present a sustainable counter-argument
- to be able to appreciate that conclusions might be interim and that one's evaluation of them might change with greater knowledge, understanding and experience
- to have the courage to take adventurous steps in learning
- to be able to use personal experiences and insights in your work
- to be able to raise questions
- to be able to recognise how one subject area relates to other subject areas (e.g. religion and science, religion and history, or religion and art)
- to avoid making generalised statements which you can't support (e.g. 'all christians believe' or 'religion is the cause of all evil')
Thursday, 12 July 2007
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