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Dr. Gnanakan is my favorite professor. He is the most knowledgeable man I have ever met! So much wisdom and he has a lot of funny stories to tell. Dr. Gnanakan makes class feel like so much more than just a class. I have learned so much and I would definitely recommend him to anyone who has to take THEO 201.
Okay. His notes make no sense. At all. If you weren't in class or didn't pay attention, you pretty much fail the class. It's brutal the amount of work for a GENED class. His GSA's are distracting by always walking around and they WILL count you absent if you have your phone out. It's terribly distracting and just an awful way to have class.
If you want to learn more about Theology, Gnanakan is your guy. He makes time for his students, and puts thought behind every lecture. Keep up with the reading and pay attention in class, and you will do just fine. I am a Political Science student, and Gnanakan is one of my absolute favorite professors and classes.
This class is very difficult. Don't take Gnanakan's Theology. He is long winded and I have trouble staying awake.
His notes make absolutely no sense, he puts little things in them to try to be funny but in reality it just makes them even harder to understand.
This is supposed to be a lower level course. He acted like he was still at Cambridge by assigning two reading quizzes a week, a podcast quiz once a week, and two papers bi-weekly. His power points are basically useless so just read the book. He's a nice professor and he tells lots of jokes but I always left his class confuse.
Dr. Gnanakan is a passionate teacher and if you really work hard and read the text, it's not too difficult. Lots of quizzes to keep up with. He lectures a lot, but he makes them interesting.
He is a really great professor in my opinion. He helps you understand the subject and genuinely cares. Doesn't come off cocky like some other professors in the department.
He is a very nice professor but his power points and lectures make absolutely no sense at all. He has the worst GSA's. They are never understanding and always unwilling to work with you. Unfortunately anything concerning your grade you have to deal with them.
Gnanakan is a brilliant man! Though he may not understand the concept of a "lower level course" he is engaging, smart, funny, and interesting. I had him for Theo 201 and dropped it, simply because of the ridiculous work load; however, I had the pleasure to take him for my Apol 325 class. Long story short, Apol: must take!, Theo: TAKE AT OWN RISK!!
Great professor!! He's always willing to help or give advice, and clarify if need him to. Something cool that he does is allow students to have dinner with him (if you bring others - other students), in which you can ask him all you want about whatever in the class, and he'll clarify. (He pays for the dinner too). Hilarious guy! Very knowlegable!
This could be biased because I am a Theology Major, but this was my very first Biblical/Theology course I have taken, and I found it rather easy. I could take and pass the quizzes without reading the textbook (the answers are on Quizlet, just copy and paste the questions). His lectures CAN drag on sometimes, but I dont think its THAT bad...
He seems like a nice guy, but is over zealous with his work giving. He is hard to understand, and not very forgiving with late work or attendance. His notes lack clarity and most lectures seemed incoherent. Definitely don't take this guy.
Dr. Gnanakan is a great guy with good intentions; however, he doesn't speak very clear, his power points don't make any sense, and when you open his tests--I hope you're a good guesser.
I have absolutely LOVED Dr. Gnanakan!! If you want to learn the content he is very good. You do need to pay attention in class but overall I Love him as a professor. I would recommend him to anyone who actually wants to know Theology.
Not helpful, as well as incoherent. Lots of work when you learn little to nothing.
His powerpoints drove me insane. He tries to make them "hip" and "cool" by using slang and abbreviations but in reality they made NO SENSE AT ALL. It was like trying to read hieroglyphics. He is a nice guy but his lectures were very dull. It was a struggle to stay awake in his class. I don't remember learning anything either.
He is an amazing guy, and he tries to incorporate a lot of humor in the class. Unfortunately his jokes are NOT what he test you on. The power points slides are impossible to understand out side of class, so when you miss a class and try to look at the power point for it later you're screwed. Only take this class if you don't want to learn.
Dr. G has great lectures and overall gives all the answers to the material. He only uses the textbook for open note online quizzes. If you show up, take notes on the extra things he says along with reviewing the power points, you will do fine.
has a lot of knowledge, all quizzes are based off short readings from the required texts, his GSA's grade our papers and they are semi-tough graders. the tests are based off of his power points which are hard to follow and also the textbook readings
Truly great man
Gnanakan is one of the most inspirational professors at Liberty. Not only does he have three Doctorates and incredible mastery over his material, he also cares deeply for each student. This class has about 30-50 people so its much more personal than his THEO classes. Though sometimes hard to understand, he is incredibly wise and a true man of God
It can be difficult at first to follow his train of thought because he's a bit unorganized, but Dr. G is one of the most intelligent men I have ever met. He really cares about his students and will go out of his way to help anyone who asks for it.
I took Dr. G in the Fall of 2016. He is a great teacher and friend. He is willing to help you in any way possible. His teaching is good, and he gives direct answers to test questions. However, for deeper theological issues, he makes you develop your own opinion. There are 2 weekly quizzes (open book), 3 tests, and 3 papers. I highly recommend him.
He is very intelligent and respected among so many people yet he is relatable and brings some humor into the class. I enjoyed hearing is jokes while also learning about God on a much deeper, theological level. He is so intelligent that his tests are a little harder but if you pay attention and really study then you will pass with an A or B.
Dr. Gnanakan is a fantastic professor and person. It is evident from his teachings that he truly cares for his students and has their best interests in mind. My knowledge of the subject area has increased immensely and a lot of the credit is due to Dr. Gnanakan's intelligence and ability to relate the class work to his students. He is a must take!
There is a lot of work in this class. There are four exams, three papers, and an online quiz everyday class meets (except exam days). This class was challenging for me but I enjoyed Dr. G and learned a lot from him. He is personable, tenderhearted, and funny at times. I wouldn't want to take a class from him again, but it wasn't a bad experience.
I would highly recommend taking this class, even if its not in your DCP. Dr. Gnanakan is a fantastic teacher. The class is a little difficult, but the assignments are worth doing. Our class got to go on a field trip to visit a Buddhist temple, a Mosque, and a Sikhism temple. If you want to learn about world religions, this is the class for you.
Tests are impossible, group project heavy
Dr. G is one of the most knowledgeable & caring professors that I had at LU. I could tell by his lectures and through personal conversations that he genuinely knew, both from book learning and experiential learning, what he was talking about--and he cares about his students. His GSAs are great, his lectures enlightening, & his class challenging.
Very caring professor that wants to make students think, apply and be able to use what they are learning in the real world. Objective is to prepare the next generation and mentor his students, especially those in global studies and school of divinity students. This is my second class with this professor and I wish I could take more classes with him
Dr. Gnanakan is one of the best professors that I have had at Liberty. I had him for both Cults and for World Religions. The lectures were often interesting and most of the essays and tests were reasonably easy if you paid attention. Dr. G loves his students and was always ready and able to answer any question the class has
He literally gives the worst lectures on the planet. They are extremely confusing, and you leave with more questions than answers. He wants you to go research things on your own, but this is a lower level gen ed and is two out of my 18 credits.... He is a very nice guy, and I would love to have him for graduate level classes. but do NOT take Theo.
Amazing. Full of the spirit. Gifted teacher.
Dr. G really focuses on tools to give you in regards to applying theology to everyday life. He is incredibly intelligent. However, the lectures are hard to follow. If you dont pre-write notes or carefully read the text, youll be lost.
Dr. G is one of the kindest professors at Liberty & cares for the students and their education deeply. While being slightly disorganized &having a hearty workload, I learned more in this class than almost any other. He values class interaction & other modes of learning beyond simply his own lectures, with student teaching & class involvement.
Dr. Chris Gnanakan brings a unique perspective with his experience from India and his extensive knowledge of Eastern Religons. He is beyond brilliant and teaches in a way that you can get a basic knowledge out of it but at the same time get a much deeper meaning from his lectures.
He makes his class look like it is the most important class in university. His class is not hard and never was meant to but he ensures that he will make it as hard as possible with no reason to it. I am taking Patho, Biology 215, and Organic Chemistry and those classes are generally hard but the professors do not make them harder with no reason.
His presentations are extremely hard to follow, he never finishes a single presentation, in his quizzes do not even align with the chapters one is asked to read to prepare for them. Every other sentence he says "will be on exam", 3/4 of them are not... agree with earlier comment, he tries to make his class the most important... sadly it is not.
Dr. G is a nice man, but he teaches way above graduate level... to undergrads. His lectures are lengthy and incongruent. This disorganization extends to his Powerpoints. His accent is very hard to understand. The GSAs are distracting and police the classroom. Papers are harshly graded. Don't take this course with him if you value your GPA.
Difficult to understand at times, rushed through lectures, quiz due before every class on chapter from book, two papers graded poorly by GSA's, four major tests.
If you value your time, take this class with someone else.
Dr. G is unique because of his life experience and expertise- he cares about his students and teaches because he really wants to. I recommend him in the cults class, world religions but not theology 201/202, as these are more general courses not all students are prepared for the course load he requires.
He was one of my favorite professors that semester. He provided a wealth of knowledge surrounding the subjects which were discussed. The lectures were engaging and thought-provoking.
Gnanakan is a very intelligent man, but he teaches way above the level of a 2 credit class. I found his lectures hard to follow and his GSA is ridiculously tough on grading papers. I got a 78 on a paper even though the feedback on my paper was all positive. I would take this class online or with another professor if you can.
Dr. G is an amazing man who really does care about his students. He loves God and his class makes it evident. However, the class is way harder than a 201 course should be. He rarely finishes a lecture on time. However, I still do admire Dr. G and his heart for God.
Dr G is a fountain of wisdom. You will get so much out of his classes but they do require you to put some effort into them. Highly recommend taking his classes
He is extremely intelligent however, his lectures are tedious and unenjoyable to listen to. The HW assignments are unnecessary. His GA/TA is A tough grader on papers/assignments and pretty much is actually the one running the class. He takes his class way too seriously for A two credit bible elective. I would strongly advise to take this online.
While Dr G is an educated and Godly man, he makes theology very heady and conceptual, forsaking the heart behind the knowledge. He also will stop his lecture to target a student who may not be paying attention, even if they aren't being disruptive. Attendance is also taken at a random time, forcing you to show up. Please take any other teacher.
Dr. G did a great job explaining difficult theological concepts and imputing practical questions into lecture slides. He is very good at encouraging his students to do their best work and improve all the more. I enjoyed him as a professor, he made theology fun!
Professor Gnanakan seems to have everything down except theology He I can tell you at least 300 platitudes in a 15 minutes period while explaining none of them. I would suggest never to take him unless you want to become an atheist or despise Christianity Because youll have a great time ridiculing him however if this is not the case DONT TAKE HIM
If you want a professor who consistently lectures over their allotted time, constantly says cliché lines, never prepares for their lectures, and routinely misspells and uses grammatically incorrect language for their tests, then Dr. Gnanakan is the professor for you.
Dr. G is a truly kind individual but his lectures are very boring and hard to follow. The worst part of this is the fact that his slides often have misspellings and studying off them can be very difficult.
Dr. G is a very intelligent professor, but lacks connection to students. He is very boring and gives a lot of work for a 2 credit class. You will have to read about 2 chapters a week with quizzes and that is difficult to read in my opinion, which sucks with other work combined.
Dr. Gnanakan is a very good professor and is very knowledgeable in theology. His classes are hard and he makes you think a lot. No doubt, he's a great teacher but for it being a 2-credit class, the level of difficulty is not worth the credit. If you want an easier class, take the other professor but if you want a deep-thinking class, take Gnanakan.
Professor G is an awesome guy who has amazing stories to tell. He uses stories of his life as a missionary and author when talking in his lectures and he's inspirational to listen to. Theology is a more difficult subject and there are a lot of things to remember so this class is not an "easy A" but as long as you read and study hard, you can pass.
Dr. G is a brilliant individual with multiple degrees a few from Oxford. He lectures at an expert level so listen, but he is very disorganized most of the time. In THEO201 you are tested on PowerPoint material that is messy and difficult to read along with his difficult lectures. It's an awesome course but poorly executed. Depended on the day.
Dr. G is a great professor. He genuinely cares about the students and takes time to assist those with questions. He is very knowledgeable about his subjects as well. Below, you might see some people upset with him, however, it is important to remember that he comes from a different culture with a different teaching style, and he wants us to learn.
Dr. G is incredible for RLGN350. I've heard his THEO class can be a bit rough, but when it comes to world religions, there is no one else I'd want to teach the class. He knows SO much and is so passionate about the world. The powerpoints/notes are a little hard to follow, but the lectures are great and you'll really learn the material.
He makes the course less boring and has a good sense of humor.
Dr. G is very kind and passionate teacher. The topic of the class was interesting and Dr. G has some pretty good lectures. He does call on you randomly. However, the tests were hard and the class averages not good. For a general ed religion class, this class was pretty tough. The powerpoints are confusing and the tests are difficult to study for.
Dr. G is amazing. My favorite professor ever. He is hilarious, the lectures are amazing, he encourages us so much, he becomes our friend. His accent makes his classes that much more interesting; I could listen to him speak all day. Any class you have, take Dr. G.
Dr. Gnanakan struggles to finish class on time, but his lectures are very in depth and he explains his points well. If you don't pay attention in class, he uploads small podcasts online that help a lot when studying for exams. There are four exams a year and they're really difficult: 100 questions that have to be finished in roughly 45 minutes.
Dr. G is so funny and is a very smart man. He knows more about theology than anyone I have ever met and he teaches it in a great way. A great professor with a great personality. He also is so willing to meet with people outside of class to discuss anything about theology.
I would not take this professor again. He is definitely knowledgable of the subject but he is very hard to understand. There are words he does not say correctly and it makes note taking very hard. His slides are not very organized and are hard to read. He is definitely a good person to maybe talk to outside of lectures but nit the best lecturer.
Dr. G is extremely knowledgable and his lectures can be enjoyable. I learned a lot from the class but the class itself is not easy. There are 4 exams and each exam has 100 questions and these exams are NOT easy at all. Make sure you pay attention because he will call you out if you're not. I have a lot respect for Dr. G, he cares about his students
With three doctorates, Dr. G is such a knowledgeable professor. He remembers everyone in the class and seeks to have a relationship with each of his students. However, his tests are pretty rough. He gives "study guides" for his exams, but if you don't remember specific phrases during his lectures, you're gonna have a tough time passing.
No matter the effort, the A will never be achieved in this class. It seems to be one punch after another; once you finish one huge assignment, another is due the next week! He doesn't teach the course as he makes his students present rather than himself. He doesn't give any guides for his exams either! Awful! I wish this class were online.
Incredible professor awesome stories and life expieriences!
Dr. G really cared about what he was teaching, but the lectures were never essential to passing the tests. He does clearly define assignments and deadlines. While he was funny, I never felt like I learned much.
Dr. G is a very knowledgable professor in the are of theology and brings much life experience into his teachings. Some of Dr. G's powerpoint lectures are hard to follow, but all in all, he communicates the material well. The exams are hard to study for, but if you have basic knowledge of theology you will pass the class.
Good professor, gives good notes during lectures, so pay attention. Tells you exactly what will be on tests/exams, and has a little bit of humor.
Dr. G is very knowledgeable about theology which is admirable. However, for a 200 level course this class seemed very difficult. There is no easy way to study for the exams. His powerpoints are confusing and his accent makes it difficult to write down what he says during class. His exams are worded differently than what he says during lectures.
Would've loved to learn in this class, but never any time to do that. Everything he says "will be on your exam" but only 20% of it gets tested, leaving you scrambling every class taking notes. A lot of stress and work for a 2 credit gen-ed. Quiz questions on reading are also absurdly specific. He's def v wise/smart but class isnt executed well
You have challenging weekly quizzes not on Quizlet, and the tests are in person. You have 50 minutes to answer 100 questions. His lecture may get boring, but taking good notes is the only way to get a good grade in the class. There are two papers that should be an easy A if you follow the requirements.
There is a lot of work for his theology classes. I really enjoy him as a person and he gives good lectures, but unless your moral compass allows you to cheat on the quizzes/tests, you need to study a lot.
Dr. G has by far been one of my favorite professors at LU. He has excellent intelligence that intersects with his profound humility. While this class is not easy, it is incredibly thought-provoking and allows for paradigm shifts that are essential in collegiate-level education. I would recommend Dr. G to any student prepared to be challenged.
Dr. Gnanakan was my favorite professor last semester. His class was difficult, but you learn extremely helpful information both about the subject and in real-life matters.
Very difficult tests, lectures are boring, and tests are very lecture-heavy. Tough grader and very boring lectures.
Dr. G is a very nice man. His lectures seem to make sense and be practical, till the first exam. Once I began the insane scramble to guess what would be on the exam, I got very frustrated. His exam questions are hard to understand and very random. Quizzes were unnecessarily confusing too. I don't know what I really learned in the end.
Dr. G was an amazing professor that felt like he cared about his students. Dr. G isn't an easy professor, but he's not unfair or cold-hearted. I think his exams are difficult, but if you actually study the material he gives you (he gave study guides), I don't think they'd be hard at all. The lectures were life-changing.
Dr. G is so sweet and dedicated. Drives 3 hrs just to come teach! Open-book quizzes each week, gives study guides before exams (closed book/closed note), a few essays graded easily. Take notes and pay attention in class! Kind of confusing PPTs (posted on canvas) but he makes main points obvious. No discussion boards. Truly cares about his students!
Gnanakan was absolutely terrible to try and learn from in class. He rushed through his lectures without informing students what they needed to know and what they didn't, and his exams weren't even based on what he covered. I broke my pencil multiple times because I was trying to write down everything he was talking about.
He was kind and somewhat funny, but his exams were over the top difficult and never had any of the information we learned in class. his time limits for his exams is a lie as we were allowed 50 minutes for 100 questions, but he talked for the first 20 minutes. therefore making us rush on the exam and getting a bad grade. not recommend professor
Dr. G is encouraging, funny, and challenging! We're in college, people. Expect college-level work! He genuinely wants his students to succeed and has so much wisdom to share. His exams can be confusing, and taking notes is necessary during lectures, but it's worth it! Best class I've taken at Liberty in two years. Dr. G is the best!!!
Dr. G is knowledgable in his field. And is a kind man. The positives stop right there. His class was an absolute nightmare. We would most of the time get out of class 5 minutes late because he was telling a story completely unrelated to the lecture topic. His tests are near impossible because the course is extremely disorganized. I do NOT recommend
Dr. G is probably the most knowledgeable professor I have taken in my 3 years at school. I will be seeking out any other classes he teaches. If you don't want to be challenged, dont take him. If you want to be smarter, definitley take him. The people who complain about his class don't apply themselves and complain because its hard. He is the best.
Dr.G is a truly intelligent professor. However, this class was a nightmare to take. He emphasizes taking notes from his lectures for the exams but doesn't lecture about most of the material on the exams. He often talks about unrelated topics and brushes over important information for exams. It was almost impossible to take notes that were worth it.
Take it online. His claims that his slides are the key to doing well in his class, but they make no sense. His lectures are confusing and his wording on exams confusing too. He goes off on tangents and doesn't tell us what we need to know for our exams. It's a waste of time, writing pointless papers and doing confusing quizzes and exams.
Dr. Gnanakan is an excellent professor and person. He is extremely knowledgeable and his lectures cause you to want to dig deeper in ways that other professors do not.
Dr. G is an incredible professor. He's extremely knowledgeable, and you'll learn a lot, but don't expect very clear lectures. It takes him a while to get to the point in his lectures, but he's funny, nice, and genuinely cares!! Just be prepared for frequent (but not difficult, if you study the reading or a quizlet) exams - 100 pts each.
“Oh silly me, I forgot to tell you”
Tests are extremely difficult with little information actually covered in class.
Very rude and terrible at social skills. Got mad at student for laughing and walked up to them and said not to come to class.
Dr. G is a wonderful teacher! He is full of amazing knowledge and he is very engaging. Definitely would recommend him he is the best!
Dr. Gnanakan takes a difficult topic and teaches it to students in the best of his ability. He loves his students and the word of God and seeks to explain it as best as possible. His lectures are rather heavy but it is an amazing class.
Dr. G was a good teacher. You can hear the passion in his voice. It wasn't easy at times because he has somewhat of an accent. His notes are slightly challenging if you don't read over your notes and have his PowerPoint on hand. Overall, 7/10.
He seems like a very nice person one on one. I am taking the class a 2nd time, he misleads students by telling them to take notes and study them so they will pass the exams. I have taken detailed notes both times & they do no good because it seems he wants to trick you on the test. He does the bare minimum to help students succeed! DO NOT RECOMMEND
this was a great professor overall but I do think he is rather challenging, he has a strong accent which sometimes is hard to understand what he is talking about but I do love his passion for theology and helping his students understand God better. the tests were very hard even if you study your notes, it is difficult but also worth it.
I got an 89.8% in Theo 201 and Gnanakan refused to round to an A so that about sums up the kind of professor he is. His tests are 150 questions on every little thing he has ever said in class. Great lecturer though.
Professor was not clear or organized at any point during the semester, he often repeated certain things and then completely skipped over others. Throughout the semester he told us he would round our grades up or give us points if we justified our answers but when it came time to do so he did not. Tests were based mostly on his opinion not fact.
Rather than being slightly PASSIVE Aggressive, he is very straight forward aggressive.
Very wise professor. His teaching style is difficult. But if you bear with it, he will teach in more depth than other professors.
Professor Gnanakan is very knowledgeable, but his teaching style can be hit or miss. While the lectures can be confusing, using resources like the textbook and Unstuck study for study prep can really help. Overall, a challenging but rewarding class.
Dr. G is awesome. He desires the success of his students so he does push us to work hard on our group projects, but he clearly just wants us to be our best selves. Would highly recommend even for those who don't need to take this course.
Every tuesday when I got on the bus to go to this class, I always hoped (in vain) that the bus would crash instead of making it. Professor doesn't show up for half the classes, and is completely unreachable outside of class. His GSA, who thrives on tormenting the innocent, is even worse. She wouldn't let me use accommodations, and just plain rude
Every time I got on the bus to go to this class, I sincerely hoped (in vain) we would crash before we arrived. The professor doesn't show up to the class half of the time, and is completely unreachable outside of class. His GSA, who thrives on torturing the innocent, is completely unprofessional and also unreachable. They are both awful, dont take.
It was very tough to understand. The lectures were all over the place at times, and his tests were extremely hard. He did not provide a very thorough study guide. He also goes very quickly on notes, so be prepared to type or listen well. I would not recommend it if possible.
His lectures were very tough to understand, as he was frequently all over the place. He is a nice teacher, but his teaching style was very hard to understand. When giving tests, he provided very poor study guides. His notes are on slides, so be prepared to type fast or listen well. I would not recommend him if possible.
Prof Gnanakan is a great guy. The amount of experience he has from the things he's done is amazing. The downside of that is during his lecture it felt like he was talking to us like we were little kids. He was great explaining things but sometimes his accent made it difficult to understand fully.
Dr. G is an amazing Christian mentor and thinker and evangelist.
Although the class seemed straightforward, the professor did not provide clear grading criteria and his exams did not align well with the lectures or readings.
so unorganized I don't recommend…. He yaps so much and I can not understand his lectures. Tests are taken in class and are so hard. If you want your elective to help you gpa… DONT TAKE THIS CLASS He is very kind and passionate tho a great guy… just not good teacher for making a good grade
Super smart guy who knows what he's talking about and genuinely cares about his students. He teaches to the test so if you pay attention you'll be just fine. Read the textbook because it's useful. If you just read the textbook, you'll be fine. Take the class, it's not that bad.
This class was very boring, but somehow chaotic. It was hard to understand and the exams were hard.
This professor was very hard. He tends to talk more like a preacher than a teacher. Lectures can be hard to follow and don't line up with the PowerPoints or tests very well. Have to put phone away and laptop if you're not taking notes. The TA does walk around. This professor also likes to call out people in the middle of class if they are on phones
This is a hard professor. Talks more like a preacher than a professor. No technology in class unless it is your laptop to take notes. The TA does walk around and check. The professor is also knows for calling out students in the middle of class in front of everyone if they are on their phones or if they accidentally fall asleep in class.
Very nice professor and cares about his students, extremely hard content that sometimes goes over your head.
Very hard to understand and the exams are nothing that you actually learned. Super nice guy, just seems all over the place while teaching.
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