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Write a brief, two page paper covering the major aspects of Bibliology (authority, inspiration, inerrancy, etc). This is a statement of your own personal convictions, but should be supported by biblical references. Please avoid long quotes — either from the Bible or other sources. Sources used (such as your textbooks) should be cited in MLA format.

Note: I will include the fice chapters from Gruden Book and Professor audio. Make sure you read those chapters to write the paper.

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Answer this question from the book “Pox Americana By Elizabeth A. Fenn. (Throughout the course of the Revolutionary War, George Washington had to deal with the threat of smallpox. Explain Washingtons problems and decisions, and assess his decisions regarding smallpox prevention.) Only cite the book of Pox Americana by Elizabeth A. Fenn. No outside sources.

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Submit a response essay (300-word maximum) that summarizes your research and thoughts on this topic. Responses should follow a short essay format (i.e., brief introduction of topic, the body of discussion, and brief conclusion). Use the content of each unit (and its required reading/viewing materials) to guide you, too.

Citations and References (including formatting) is very important in academic writing. Your responses must include at least 5 (five) in-text citations of required readings/viewing materials – 2 from each of the modules 1 & 2, plus one other. One citation should be from the Kelker text.

General rule of thumb – if you are using a general overall idea from a text (e.g summarizing the entire chapter/article in a sentence or two), cite the author(s) name and year of publication (Kelker 2020). If it is in reference to a specific idea or comment or section of a chapter/article, include the page number(s) (Kelker 2020:43) or (Kelker 2020:43-45) .

You need only include a references cited section if you are using outside sources (external to the course). If you would like to try doing a references cited section according to SAA style guide, I will look at these to help you improve for the Term Paper. These should follow the SAA Style Guide. (Links to an external site.)

There are two files attached. All the resources you need as well as the grading rubric is included in the information word document. Pdf file of one of the articles that need to be written is attached too. Below is some information regarding the references for this assignment.

Citations and References (including formatting) is very important in academic writing. Your module assignment responses must include at least 5 (five) in-text citations of required readings/viewing materials – in this instance for this assignment 1 you should have 2 references from each of the modules 1 & 2, plus one other. One citation should be from the Kelker text. In future module assignments, it will be similar, minimum 5 refereed sources, at least one from the text, one from each of the modules (if 3 modules included in assignment, include at least one citation from each module), and then make up the balance, up to 5 or more, citations with any other sources from any of the modules’ readings and viewings.
Formatting of citations: General rule of thumb – if you are using a general overall idea from a text (e.g summarizing the entire chapter/article in a sentence or two), cite the author(s) name and year of publication (Kelker 2020). If it is in reference to a specific idea or comment or section of a chapter/article, include the page number(s) (Kelker 2020:43) or (Kelker 2020:43-45). See examples in pages 21-25 of the SAA Style Guide

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The review must begin with an introductory paragraph, laying out your initial, overall assessment of the book. The point of a review is not just to offer your opinion of the book, but to persuade the
reader whether they should purchase and read it themselves. Whatever you think about it, outline your reasons at the start this is the thesis of your argument.
The second paragraph (no more than 150 words) must provide a summary of the contents of the whole book and the argument that the author makes.
Then, looking at Part 2, what was done differently during the moonshot of the 1960s and what lessons were learned from this mission planning, according to Mazzucato?
Then, looking at Part 3, how could these moonshot lessons be applied to realizing the goals of the 2030 Agenda (the Sustainable Development Goals), according to Mazzucato?
Finally, are you convinced by her argument? Why or why not?

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In this Reflection Assignment, you will provide a thoughtful discussion on the relationship between psychology and Christianity as you currently perceive it. In this course, you will encounter different ways that people perceive the relationship between psychological science and Christian faith. The purpose of this Reflection Assignment is to allow you to think about the relationship between these two disciplines before delving deeper into the course.

Please don’t worry about the abstract page. I have attached full instructions of the assignment, rubrics and two examples that other classmates used. Please check instructions first, then rubric and then the two example papers.

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“Select two tests of personality and discuss the theory behind those tests. Then complete the two tests and have one other person you know complete the tests as well. Then compare and contrast your results on the two tests, the other persons results on the two tests, and then the results of your test results to those of the other person. At least 4 peer-reviewed journal articles should be included as references.” Linked are 2 sources, 4 survey results and more instructions.

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-I need 5 sources 2 scholarly sources and 3 popular sources

-This research paper has a bit of a twist to it: The theme is – What are we doing in 2021 that reflects a lack of “thinking what we are doing?” I’ve uploaded the prompt and rubric as a file attachment that will further clarify this theme

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Argumentative Research Essay Prompt
The theme for this course is Engaging Common Myths. In the first part of class, we explore common myths about science and American history, including myths about food and nutrition, heroification myths about well-known historical figures, and myths about indigenous societies of the Americas prior to settler-colonialism. By critically analyzing these readings, we develop an understanding of the purpose, goals, and forms of academic research and discourse. Specifically, we learn that research often begins when a researcher recognizes a problem with how we understand some issue or topic, conducts research to develop a better understanding of that issue or topic, and then makes an argument for why others should adopt this new way of thinking, thus seeking to improve everyones understanding. For professional researchers and academics, this process occurs in very specific areas of research, and these researchers participate in conversations with relatively few other experts. Since this is an introductory college research writing class, we will engage in this research process on topics related to common misunderstandings among the general public.

This theme allows for a wide range of student-driven research projects. With guidance from the teacher, each student will identify a myth or misunderstanding about science or history and pursue a research project that engages that myth, shows why it is a myth or misunderstanding, shows why this myth or misunderstanding persists despite facts to the contrary, and describes the cost of our misunderstanding and what we gain from a better understanding. We will spend a considerable amount of time developing ideas for research projects.

Introduction section (2-4 paragraphs)
Introduce your topic in a way that engages your reader. Perhaps consider opening with an example of the myth “in the wild,” as it were. Start your essay by showing someone talking/writing out your topic in a way that misunderstands it (that is, shows or exhibits the myth).
Identify the myth and explain the myth briefly.
Explain briefly why it is important to address this myth and to understand the topic better.
State your thesis or the main point you want to make in your essay about the myth you are engaging
Body Section (5-7 paragraphs)
Make arguments about the topic and the correct or more accurate way to understand the topic (i.e., you are “debunking” the myth in these arguments)
Engage opposing/differing arguments from your own by 1) acknowledging the argument (briefly summarizing it, making sure to be fair and accurate and giving appropriate context) and 2) responding to the argument by explaining why you disagree and what you find lacking in this perspective’s argument.
Conclusion Section (2-4 paragraphs)
Briefly restate main point in different words (not exact language as thesis)
Make arguments for why this new understanding (your arguments about the topic) is important. Answer the questions: “So what?” and “Why does this matter?” In other words, why is it better for people to understand your topic in the way you describe (the answer can’t just be that now readers understand it better — understanding the issue better should mean that we think and act differently about something else related to the issue).

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Your FINAL EXAM will consist of one question, you will be required to answer it in an essay format – 5 double spaced pages.

Using the above model please address the pros and cons options of the offensive versus defensive response to the phenomenon of maritime terrorism. In your response try to incorporate the information and knowledge gained from our class discussions and assigned readings and, state your opinion about the feasibility of success of short term versus long term solutions.

I have attached the model/table that includes all specific details about offensive and defensive responses to maritime terrorism which also includes short and long term responses.

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Basically read the report and summarize it. The instructions are very clear on the word document. Please stick to what is being asked and how to structure it.

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