The Internet can be a great place for theological exploration.

In an online course, you’ll be part of a small group that “meets” for several weeks. 

Within a given period—for example, one week—you and your cyber-classmates read common material (often available electronically) and contribute your reflections, at your own pace. 

Though you may never meet in person, you’ll get to know each other surprisingly well.  People who have taught and taken online courses have found that the quality of discussion is different than that in a live classroom.  Everyone—not just the first to speak, or the loudest—participates.  You can take time to be more thorough with your comments.

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Or test the waters by visiting a website on a particular topic. 

As you surf, links will guide you to the information you seek.  The search itself will likely draw you in deeper, inspire you with new questions, and lead you to knowledge—perhaps even wisdom.

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