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Kendall Myers

Kendall Myers

Waynesboro Mennonite School

Born on Jan. 21, 1981, I have lived in the small town Southern culture of Waynesboro, GA for most of my life. Other formative places for me have been Puerto Rico, where I lived with my family for a few years as a child and also spent time as a young adult, and Faith Builders, where I completed the MAP program in 2002-2004. I am married to my best friend Janelle Kauffman, and we enjoy parenting four lively little children, ages 7 to 1. We belong to Hephzibah Mennonite Church.I am in my ninth year of teaching high school and serving as administrator at Waynesboro Mennonite School. My desire is for God's kingdom to come in my life, the life of my family, and in the life of the church. I sense that my place in this process has something to do with helping to articulate a fresh vision of identity and mission for Anabaptist communities. Theology, spiritual formation, and brotherhood are topics that make my ears itch and bone marrow stir.

Islamic Epistemology

Teacher's notes on Islam and its ways of knowing truth. The Qur'an is the surpreme revelation of Allah and held in the highest esteem. Some of the beliefs of Islam are included, with quotes from the Qur'an.

Secular Humanism Philosophy Handout

Student handout on Secular Humanism and its way of knowing, mainly science and reason.

Christian Epistemology

Teacher's notes on the six ways of knowing thing. Some ways are more reliable than others. Christians will have a different criteria for the reliability of sources of knowledge than other worldviews.

Asking Questions Article

An article showing why asking questions is a good tool in discussion, including 10 good questions that challenge and engage alternative opinions.

Intro To Philosophy

Teacher's notes defining philosophy and eight basic philosophical assumptions.

Christian Epistemology Handout

Student handout on the six ways of knowing thing. Some ways are more reliable than others. Christians will have a different criteria for the reliability of sources of knowledge than other worldviews.

Intro To Philosophy Handout

Student handout defining philosophy and eight basic philosophical assumptions.

Epistemology Handout

Student handout on epistemology including six different ways people acquire knowledge. Includes the Parable of the Boys in the Box.

Philosophical Assumptions Handout

Student handout defining and describing assumptions including questions on where we get our assumptions and how they change.

New Age Theology

Powerpoint on New Age Theology, including quotes from its followers.

Epistemology

Teacher's notes on epistemology including six different ways people acquire knowledge. Includes the Parable of the Boys in the Box.

Philosophical Assumptions

Teacher's notes defining and describing assumptions including questions on where we get our assumptions and how they change.

Reasons To Believe In God Handout With Blanks

Student handout on the reasons to believe in God.

Nature Of God

Teacher's notes that include a description of God, some of his attributes, and pictures of God. Jesus is the ultimate picture of God but other things are included that show us parts of God's nature.

10 Atheists and Quotes

This presentation includes displays famous atheists and selected quotes.

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