purification, sanctification, regeneration, and illumination – what I call the regenerate states. According to one of these audacious claims, by the performance of the rite the one baptized is transformed, enjoying states such as.
This is puzzling not only because the rite is central to the Christian life but also because the rite itself is very puzzling, making audacious claims about what its performance accomplishes. Philosophers have paid almost no attention to the baptismal rite. Keywords: Beyond classroom activities, university students, English language, economic crisis, motivation Therefore, it is apparent that Sri Lankan university students have the tendency to apply English beyond their classroom activities. In contrast, 84% of the students use English to speak with their academics outside of the classroom. However, 32% of the students favor listening to songs in their mother tongue. Added to that, 65% of the students use English in their social media. Surprisingly, 59% of students read English newspapers at home. Furthermore, 65% use English to browse the internet, and 61% watch English television channels and YouTube channels. According to the results 81% of the students use English with their siblings at home. The results have been analyzed using SPSS descriptive analysis.
A questionnaire survey was used to conduct the examination among 200 university students. In this kind of context, this study investigates the motivation of university students to use the English language beyond the classroom. Accordingly, English proficiency is a compulsory requirement for them. Students have their own plans to move abroad for their studies or employment after graduation. English has emerged as the most crucial language for Sri Lankan university students because of the emerging economic crisis in the country.
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