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Which Girl Scout Cookie Fits Your Theology?

Posted on January 15, 2015August 2, 2021 by ptsblog
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We all have different beliefs, theologies, church backgrounds, and the list goes on. We’re unique. We’re human. Though we may differ on matters of faith, surely we can all agree that cookies are great. And Girl Scout cookies are among the best! So, which Girl Scout cookie fits your theology? Take this short quiz and find out. Share your results with others, grab a glass of milk and your favorite Girl Scout treat, and let’s talk about theology.

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The Rev. Derek Davenport ’05/’17 is a PTS alumnus of the Master of Divinity (MDiv) Program and Master of Sacred Theology (ThM), between which he served at a church in Orlando, Fla., for five years. Derek also participated the Seminary’s Miller Summer Youth Institute. He serves as a preacher in Western Pennsylvania, researches church symbolism on his website, and tweets at @DerekRDavenport.

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