OP:

Unit Two Discussion - Definition of Communication

I would define communication as a way to let others know what someone's opinion or what is on someones mind through use of oral, signs, or written communication. I do not believe my definition is too far off from what the book has stated. However, I do believe written communication is a key point or way of communication, and some people may not consider written communication as a proper form of communication. I chose to define communication the way I did because I believe all forms of communication such as oral, signs, and written are all equally important. Some people may not be able to communicate orally so they sign, or they may not be able to communicate in orally or signs so they write. All forms of communication should be equal and used equally by all. It helps get the point across to everyone instead of just some.


FIRST COMMENT:

As a believer/disciple of Christ Jesus, written communication is an important and a proper form of communication. But before I go any further, a believer/disciple of Christ Jesus is a person that has believed in their heart and confessed with their mouth that Jesus was born of a virgin, died for no reason at all at the hands of haters, and then rose again on the third day by the Power of God (Romans 10:9). As i was saying, with me being a believer/disciple of Christ Jesus for the past 13 years, He has taught me that writing down the visions that He communicates to me by intrapersonal communication, is the best way to bring the visions from the Spiritual Realm(The realm we are adopted into once we do Romans 10:9 and must RECEIVE BY FAITH) and have them to become manifested into this physical realm(this physical world that we live in daily and can be picked up by our five senses) in order for me to live them out and execute said visions accordingly.


MY RESPONSE TO COMMENT, NOT OP:


With all due respect, Sharonda, I've always been taught that personal beliefs and opinions should be removed from academic endeavors, strictly for professional purposes and for consideration of your fellow students.  I am very pleased that you are passionate in your faith, but we don't know what the original poster's beliefs are, and that could lead to conflict.  I wasn't sure if I should interject here, but I thought - since this is a communications class - that I would try to share with you what was taught to me both by educators and experience.  Have a good day!