undergrad archives

I graduated from McGill University in 2022 with a degree in Psychology & Religious Studies. The nature of my studies resulted in a collection of papers filled with ideas that I continued to think about outside of my academic life, and it seemed like a waste if only my professors had a chance to read them.

Francis of Assisi & Pope Francis' Laudato Si

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Contemporary Christianity

Francis of Assisi & Pope Francis' Laudato Si

It is painfully obvious that our actions is causing the earth to suffer.

5 min read

Discourse Analysis

The Role of Feminism in Theology

It is necessary to bring the feminist agenda in scholarship in order to tackle the androcentrism that is deeply-rooted in Western knowledge.

Theology in Contemporary Religious Scholarship

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Discourse Analysis

Theology in Contemporary Religious Scholarship

The multidisciplinary nature of the study of religion requires engagement from scholars who vary in expertise and perspective.

Contextualizing The Bible For The Modern Mind

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Discourse Analysis

Contextualizing The Bible For The Modern Mind

Many biblical narratives resonate with fundamental and intrinsic aspects of the human psyche with an unparalleled level of richness.

'Boy Erased', Conversion Therapy, and the Bible

7 min read

Contemporary Christianity

'Boy Erased', Conversion Therapy, and the Bible

In an effort to make the world a better place, misguided efforts stray away from experiencing God’s unconditional love in one’s life.

Note: All of the content in this collection were originally submitted for evaluation (i.e. assignments, discussion posts, final projects) in different courses at McGill. Some pieces may not include formal citations. The publication of these pieces are not for academic purposes.