This page contains my seminar level PhD work. You had the broadest education during college (humanities, math, science, etc). Your graduate work then digs into a specific field (theology and ethics). Your seminary doctoral work focuses on specific disciplines (political and theological ethics). You take generic post-graduate level seminars where you write large papers, and then debate colleges. After your seminars, you enter the comprehensive exam, prospectus, and dissertation stages. Your comprehensive exam proves you’ve mastered your discipline, and mastered a specific area, problem, and figure in that discipline. Once you pass a rigorous multi-day oral and written that tests you on everything, you can submit a prospectus, which is a document that tells your school what your dissertation will be about and what problem it will attempt to solve. Once that is approved, you get to write, revise, and defend your dissertation

In short: this is an interactive mapping of my academic doctoral level work and mind. This is literally a picture of how my brain works.

Soli Deo Gloria.