Topic: What does it mean to be made in the image of God?
(Critically discuss a range of perspectives in your answer and provide a short application of your conclusion to the Christian life (the application section should be no longer than 400 words).
Thoroughly research the topic, starting with your textbook and lecture notes.
Identify and explain the central elements of the chosen topic.
Discuss and evaluate alternate theological views on your selected topic.
Note:
You will need to demonstrate an appreciation and openness to these different views. This does not mean you accept the view, rather that you are aware of the differences.
Identify at least one inter-relationship between your topic and another theological theme, e.g. the relationship between ‘Work of Christ’ (Topic 8) and ‘Christian Hope’ (Topic 12)
Discuss how this topic can be applied to the contemporary church, family and society today.
Additional Information
Follow the essay writing procedures set out in the Student Handbook and Study Skills page, including: introduction, body, conclusion, footnotes and bibliography.
Use the Wesleyan Quadrilateral for research on this topic, covered chapter one of Practicing Christian Doctrine.