A Day in the Life: Oxford Theology Student

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The University of Oxford is one of the most prestigious universities on the planet, and its Theology program is world-renowned. Follow a day in Allison's life, and learn about Oxford's Theology program, its unique tutorial system and student traditions, its crew and theatre opportunities, and why Allison loves studying at Oxford!

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[@socksumi]

If god isn't real and is just human construct then WTF is theology... what's the point of it?

[@inamurrahmansir9471]

please make a video on day in the life of BA History student at Oxford

[@aryanaggarwal4117]

Please do a Day in the Life of a LSE student and big questions at LSE

[@frisbeeeater]

The intro music is obnoxious

[@ColinWeeks]

frisbeeeater and everybody said amen

[@marlo8456]

@@ColinWeeks and awomen

[@leojolly7032]

PLEASE do a Scottish Uni such as Edinburgh or St. Andrews!

[@VideosOfRandomContext]

Ikr I’m kinda sick of seeing Oxford lmao

[@heywallflower]

It'd be the happiest moment of my life if I ever get to study in this university

[@tytube3001]

I feel sorry for your family

[@heywallflower]

tytube3001 why'd you feel sorry for my family? They'll also be happy if I'm happy

[@coletadlock4323]

Y'all ever going to visit LSU? You're more than welcome down south!

[@F_M20]

I've graduate from seminary for my first degree of theology, really wanted to continue on master. But its so expensive.

[@haseeb1367]

😂

[@Jamalhatesu]

This was so helpful, Crimson! You guys are great! I wonder if you could rally a few students that are studying as undergrads from non-British countries in England. It would be even better if these students were just from Oxford University, but any British university is fine!

[@yomomomama3964]

I miss Oxford university so much I wish I could be a longer time student there

[@xyzxyzuvwuvw7633]

YOMOMOMAMA cool, what did you study?

[@yomomomama3964]

Yuriy Dovhan exchange at their said school

[@AreebKhan-wm7hc]

You should do ETH Zurich

[@mintchoco1849]

WashU and Vanderbilt please :)

[@gusionpaqito9007]

Can you please get me more information about the college? Right now I am doing my Masters in Divinity...

[@omarfarook997]

I hope, I can get into Oxford

[@carmenthong222]

Love your videos most of the time but totally reused the previous Oxford video's shots... A bit awkward...

[@SuperMightyChicken]

Please Vassar!

[@belindaelisa5618]

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[@mrreddead]

Is there any more degrees other than theology or religions? I reall want to study here, it would be a real life hogwarts.

[@xyzxyzuvwuvw7633]

theology hahahahha

[@yomomomama3964]

Yuriy Dovhan lol yes the gods has an made-up background as well

[@xyzxyzuvwuvw7633]

YOMOMOMAMA rediculous

[@crabbytrees]

Yuriy Dovhan atheism hahahahha

[@skeptikalmakhluk]

...and that's the interesting part, tbh

[@johnandrez]

@@crabbytrees Seriously, they go around the internet acting like this and making a fool of themselves. Most atheists and religious people with brains roll their eyes everytime they come across a stupid comment like that. Of all the schools of thought/religion/philosophy out there, the two most annoying are the fundamentalist Christian and the militant atheist. Both of them think they're so radical and have something new to say to change the world, and everytime you listen to them spout their doctrines, they act like no one has heard it before, but then they go and say the same, old things that everyone the world over already knows. The fundie Christian wants to tell you how sinful you are and how you'll burn forever in hell unless you accept Christ, as if the whole world didn't already know of evangelicalism's basic teachings. And the atheist tells you how dumb you are for believing in stupid fairy tales, as if every Christian is a sola scriptura Protestant.

[@socksumi]

Love to see the job I'd end up with by that degree. "I'm an expert on the fantasies and fairy tales people believe"... that ought to qualify me for something.

[@nanashi7779]

Besides that being a pretty gross oversimplification of the subject, law firms are quite attracted to people with this degree, especially from oxford

[@socksumi]

@@nanashi7779 Bull shit. Why would law firms hire people who study theology? They hire people who study law, finances, accounting and office skills... you know, subjects related to the field they serve. Much like a degree in philosophy there's fuck all in the way of career prospects for theologians except maybe as clergy or teacher/professor of that subject. BTW... if there is no god the what exactly does "theology study"? ... the delusions people believe? I personally can't think of a bigger waste of life.

[@nanashi2146]

@@socksumi You're taking quite a simple view of things here. Where you study, firstly, plays a huge role in your employability, and a Theology or Philosophy student from Oxford who has maybe done a Law conversion course or something of the like would be eminently more valuable to the vast majority of Law firms in the uk than someone who has done law in a good number of other unis. Theology also doesn't need God to exist in order for it to be a study. Theological doctrines exist and have existed for as far as humans have been civilised (religion and theology are intertwined with human history, it's nigh on impossible to deny that) and theology as an academic discipline, studies them. There's so, so much to offer in terms of the study of intellectual history that is linked to Philosophy and Theology, I mean for God's sake, the universities of Oxford and Cambridge and all their colleges were founded by theologians. There's a reason for that. You say you can't think of a bigger waste of life, and I'd really be interested to know what your criteria for a fulfilling or worth it life would be.

[@socksumi]

@@nanashi2146 Theology is the study of god and the nature of god and the divine. Again I ask if a god(s) doesn't exist then exactly what are you studying? It can only be mankind's delusions and wish thinking. You can couch it in any sophistry you want but that doesn't alter that it's not the study of anything anchored to reality if the object of study is human fabrication. The fact that religion is a part of human history is irrelevant. So are many odious traditions and practices but I'm sure glad we don't practice them now. Please supply citations that Law firms regularly hire theology students. Your Oxford reference is misleading. Firms might well love to hire Oxford grads regardless of which degree they have. It's the university's prestige that is the factor, not the theology degree. My bro-in-law is a partner in a Canadian law firm. I will ask him if they hire or have ever hired theology graduates. I can already predict his answer will be contrary to what you claim but I'll let you know. The ad-copy of certain theology courses trying to solicit students is not exactly a reliable source for facts. Such places are renowned for hyperbole and cherry picking data for self serving motives. They will quote single instances of job hires and then tout them as common place. It's human nature to exaggerate especially when you have products and services to sell.

[@nanashi7779]

@@socksumi When did he say that law firms regularly hire theology students? Besides you didnt answer his last question. It seems to me like you're saying things here without having really considered them. For instance, you talk about the study of things not being anchored in reality, so I have two questions for you. How do you define what is anchored in reality exactly and does the study of things that are not 'anchored in reality' automatically make them invalid?

[@lisasaghia8653]

If you go to oxfort to study theology, you re very bad person