ACCT201 Week 13 Preface

Quick recap
Brother Lewis, led a discussion on spiritual thoughts for the week, focusing on the conversion of the people of Ammon and the concept of 'weapons of war'. He emphasized the importance of self-reflection, repentance, and the potential for personal betterment through burying these weapons of war. Lastly, he outlined the course content for week 13, stressing the importance of completing the final exam before the deadline in 1.5 weeks and encouraged students to rely on each other for support.
Summary
Reflections on Ammon's Conversion and Burial of Weapons
Brother Lewis, led a discussion on spiritual thoughts for the week. The focus was on the conversion of the people of Ammon, who chose to bury their weapons of war and refuse to take them up again, even in the face of adversity. Brian used this as an opportunity to reflect on his own life and where he had 'buried his weapons of war'. He also highlighted the subsequent slaughter of some of the people of Ammon, but the conversion of others due to their refusal to take up arms.
Burying Weapons of War for Personal Growth
Brian reflected on the concept of 'weapons of war' and their potential impact on personal growth and the well-being of others. He expressed uncertainty about his own approach at times, but emphasized the importance of self-reflection and the potential for repentance and personal betterment. Brian encouraged the idea of 'burying' these weapons of war not only for personal benefit, but also for the benefit of those around us. He suggested this could be a powerful act of service and a step towards a more peaceful and harmonious life.
Week 13 Course Content and Quiz Guidance
Brian outlined the course content for week 13, which included chapters 9 and 10, supplementary study materials, and a quiz covering both chapters. He emphasized the importance of completing the final exam by the specified date, and any incomplete work would not be extended. Brian also provided guidance on where to find helpful videos and study materials, and encouraged students to rely on each other for support and possibly form study groups. He expressed his appreciation for the students' efforts and looked forward to assisting them in the remaining weeks of the semester.