Revelation and Faith ought to be understood in terms of personal relationship instead of revealing of and agreeing to truths as taught by neo-scholastic theology. To make revelation and faith culturally relevant to the students, the imagery of falling and staying in love among the young is used as metaphor. From the Filipino cultural perspective, revelation is now understood as God’s Pagpapadama and, as a response, faith is interpreted as “Pagsasaloob.”

In order to successfully complete the period, you have to accomplish the following:

To do List:

Submit:

1. Reflection Paper on the Kagandahang0loob ng Diyos
2. Media recording of your sharing with regard to Filipino proverbs on Love.
3. Song analysis based on the song “Amazing Grace.”
4. Collage-making based on your perceptions/ experiences of suffering
5. A personal reflection via discussion page based on the following themes:
  - The God who never abandons us
  - Human suffering and God’s kagandahang – loob (loving kindness)
  - God’s compassion in my life
  - Traces of God’s kagandahang – loob in my life
6. A 2 -3 minute VLOG, create your own story of falling and staying in love with God.

Do:

Group Sharing on Filipino proverbs or sayings on love. Find out the common elements they convey regarding love.

Read:

" In Love with God: Doing Theology for College Students" by Rebecca G. Cacho and Jose M. de Mesa. Pp. 59-68.