Who Am I?

On our last day of outdoor adventure we put on our rain coats and pants and ventured into the foggy, wet mist for one last hike. Once we arrived at the base of the mountain everyone had a stereotype or "role" taped to their back. All of the roles were either "one up" or "one down" to the students: a homosexual student, a professor, a homeless man, a CCC staff member, your roommate, a grocery store clerk, ex boyfriend or girlfriend, etc. Each person as if they were the person taped on their backs. Everyone could see who others were, but not themselves. The objective of the hike was to show how we subconsciously treat other adults as better or worse then ourselves instead of as equals. The can often do this in our relationship with God as well.