Almer John c.

Quiatchon (BSCA) 08-20-21

Questions 
1. What are your insights, ideas, and existing knowledge about this ReED?
2. What are your expectations and how you will achieve or attain them?
3, Write your personal prayer! (this will be used before and after the
class)

Answers:
1.
As a former catholic school student, I expect that Reed provide a study
range that consist of issues and topics concerning religions, worldviews, ethics,
philosophy, human rights, democracy, and many other religious related
concerns.
2.
It aids in our personal development and promotes a knowledge of the
spiritual, moral, social, and cultural issues that arise in our lives on a regular
basis. By exploring tough problems, us students gain information that may be
used to challenge prejudices, build cohesion, and combat extremism.
3.
I am sorry for not filling up prayers into this activity. I do not believe in the
usual God every religion had to. I would really appreciate if a professor skips his
student in praying sessions. I’m hiding my own notion to my family as most of
them believes in Christianity. As a humble student and a son, I don’t want to
disappoint them. I still want to learn Reed and I’m respecting religion but do not
believe in God that is connected to religions, as most of an Agnostic people do.