Peeping Thomist

I'm currently getting consultation from my professors about whether I should be using a paper on the concept of Divine Command Theory in Kierkegaard or my paper on Christian reproductive ethics in response to David Benatar's antinatalism.

The "Folk (Instrumental)" station on Pandora has been the soundtrack to many of my papers.

Hey, everybody. Every time I research issues regarding grad school, this forum keeps coming up, so I figured I should finally sign on. Undergrad: Thanks to a massive lack of motivation and purpose coming out of high school, I wound up going to community college for my first couple years. Fortunately, a philosophy professor there lit a fire under my butt and got me into philosophy. I transferred to Boston College last year, and I'm now about to enter my senior year for a BA in philosophy. While I really did enjoy my time at community college, I feel as though a terminal MA would be helpful in gaining a more well-rounded knowledge of philosophy, gain teaching experience and up my potential of getting into a better PhD program than I would from just two years at BC. Current interests: Philosophical theology, ethics (primarily applied, but with an interest in meta), ancient philosophy (particularly Hellenistic), medieval philosophy. Rough list of MAs I'm considering: CSU LA, Biola, SDSU, SFSU, Georgia State, Loyola Marymount, NIU. I have yet to take a good look at programs in the UK. Other: Have yet to take the GRE. I'm currently working on my writing sample - I'm discussing Christian reproductive ethics in light of David Benatar's recent work in antinatalism.