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Redefining the Fundamental Questions

Every researcher must make some fundamental decisions. What is the nature of the reality that I wish to study? (ontology) How will I know it? (epistemology) What must I do to know it? (methodology)? A new question has emerged as critical for qualitative researchers as well: Who am I? (social location). How does my social location and world view impact the research? For those of us in religious education, I would add yet one more, Where is God in this? (theology)