Nice to hear your voice on xmca! I like your starter phrase, "Guess I'm
becoming legitimate" :-)
Two words in your interesting introduction caught my attention in
particular: "theology" and "unpolitical". I'd like to hear more of your
thoughts on these; I must admit that I personally hold a certain view:
living in this world, can we really be "unpolitical"? Can there be an
unpolitical theology?
(That of course depends on what one means by "political", but would like
to hear what you think...)
Cheers,
Angel
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Angel Lin
Dept of English
City University of Hong Kong
> From: IN%"xmca who-is-at weber.ucsd.edu" 18-MAY-1996 05:31
> To: IN%"xmca who-is-at weber.ucsd.edu"
> CC:
> Subj: Therese Foote <so5y034 who-is-at public.uni-hamburg.de>
>
> Hello xmca-ers,
>
> Guess I'm becoming legitimate. Ach, how does one describe oneself?
>
> I'm from Tucson, Arizona, but I live at the moment in Hamburg, Germany
> because I'm studying here for one year on a Fulbright Fellowship. Here
> I'm studying theology and of course speaking, reading, and writing a lot
> of German, so my English (which was always a bit slangy in the first
> place) has gone somewhat downhill ...
>
> I have a bachelor's degree in Philosophy (minor in Classics) from Brigham
> Young University in Provo Utah. I haven't started graduate school for
> reals yet, and am somewhat embarrassed about the fact that next year I
> don't have very much more firmly planned than applying to graduate school
> (either a Master's program in classics or a doctoral program in religious
> studies).
>
> I am female, Caucasian, heterosexual, Mormon, unpolitical, 22 yrs old,
> and am pretty normal as far as outside appearances go.
>
> I think that about covers the things people normally are curious about.
>
> So, hello all!
>
> Therese
>
> P.S. I also have an embarrassing homepage that hasn't been updated since
> September under http://www.primenet.com/~footet/.
>
> P.P.S. Therese is pronounced like erase with a t in front of it. But in
> German sometimes with three syllables ...
>
>