Category: Religious Studies

Answer each question with 150 words and 2 references each. 1.) In Leviticus 27:12 (New Living Translation) it says, “He will assess its value, and his assessment will be final, whether high or low.” Should a single assessment ever be a final measure of a student’s abilities? Why or why not? 2.) How can you […]

Discuss statesmanship as it relates to public administration reform and the future. Discuss the challenges and opportunities that a would-be statesman would face in this area and the statecraft needed to lead successfully. Integrate Biblical principles and Biblical worldview into your personal thread. *It must also address statecraft as part of a meaningful discussion of […]

Primary Discussion Response: Within the Discussion Board area, write 300–500 words that respond to the following questions with your thoughts, ideas, and comments. Be substantive and clear, and use examples from videos to reinforce your ideas. Choose one of the following TED talks to review and discuss below: Dolly Chugh: How to let go of […]

What elements of Judaism do followers identify with in calling themselves a Chosen People? Why do you think Judaism has such longevity despite centuries of persecution? What challenges do you see the religion facing today? Why?

In an essay of 750-1000 words, analyze the thematic development of this first movement of the book of Acts. While this is not an exclusive list, be sure to address the following elements: Jesus’ words in Acts 1:8 provide the inspired outline Luke follows in writing Acts. (Re-read “Theme and Structure of Acts” in the […]

Christianity places the incarnation, God becoming human in the person of Christ, as the high point in salvation history. The impact of that particular moment in time and place (first-century Palestine) has had an impact and continues to impact the world. Richard Rohr, a Franciscan spiritual writer, offers a reflection on the continued impact of […]