Ellie Arzie, Jacob Belz, Grayson Bolanos, Benjamin Collins, Ryan Fike, Angel Iheanyi-Igwe, Taylor Jackson, Grace Kitchens, Sidney Lane, Nicholas McGowen, Mason Monrroy, Karis Price, Mati Richardson, Brodie Riscili, Keziah Santik, Ethan Unruh, Martha Valverde & Bailey Will

BTM 213 Christian Doctrine Theology Projects

Theology Festival: An hour-long celebration showcasing student theology projects based on the doctrines in the Nicene Creed. Experience a diversity of theological expression through discussion series, visual journals, podcasts, experience diaries, music portfolios, and research papers. Each student will provide a brief overview of their chosen doctrine and its practical applications. Come and see how theological concepts are brought to life through formats that honor different learning styles and creative strengths.

BTM 213, Christian Doctrine

Agam Iheanyi-Igwe & Jared Dodson

L203

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2 – 3 PM

Keziah Santik

The Significance of Scatological Humor in the Protestant Reformation

Martin Luther, well-known for his vociferous theological statements opposing the papacy, was one of the founders of the Protestant Reformation. What most people are not aware of, however, was his frequently use of potty humor when describing his spiritual experiences and encounters with the pope. This was revolutionary for the time because it shattered the illusion that people had toward religious authority as the ultimate spiritual mediator between them and God. This shift in mindset brought about a great change in 14th century Europe, resulting in the many Christian denominations we have today.

HIST 152, History of Western Civilization ll

Stephen Andes

Bucher Room

1 – 4 PM

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