Sunday Standard Option choice theory A year or so ago, my daughter invited me to attend a Church she worships at. I am a Catholic having been baptised by Father Oswald in Serowe as a toddler. Matthew 7 verse 1, “Judge not, that you be not judged” came to mind. I then agreed to do a pop in. After all, […] The post Option choice theory first appeared on Sunday Standard and is written by Raphael Dingalo
A year or so ago, my daughter invited me to attend a Church she worships at. I am a Catholic having been baptised by Father Oswald in Serowe as a toddler. Matthew 7 verse 1, “Judge not, that you be not judged” came to mind. I then agreed to do a pop in.
After all, back in the Years when studying for my Masters in Education qualification at the University of Manchester, as a spirited youth, we used to do pub-crawling on occasions, so church-crawling shouldn’t be a problem. I also did football team-crawling ending up supporting Manchester United because I happened to be studying in Manchester. For my Bachelor of Education degree, when studying in Plymouth, the historic port City of Devon, England, I was a North London based Tottenham Hotspurs supporter. My inspiration for Tottenham Hotspurs was driven by the nimble footed Paul Gasgoine and the lethal goal poacher Gary Lineker.
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The post Option choice theory first appeared on Sunday Standard and is written by Raphael Dingalo
