Letter to Anselm

One of my classes is Philosophy for Theology, and I'm enjoying it more than I thought I would. We read a different philosopher each week, and there are no tests or papers. Instead, we are to write a 2-3 page single-spaced letter to each philosopher, assuming that they are a member of our congregation, responding to each work. Writing these letters is one of the most fun assignments I've had in any class in years (intellectually stimulating and interesting not being the same as "fun"), so I decided to post them here for all to see. The first philosopher, two weeks ago, was Anselm of Canterbury; we read his Proslogium.

( Letter to Anselm of Canterbury )