Select three themes from the following list and discuss your learning of these themes.

For this assignment you will select three themes from the following list and discuss your learning of these themes.The themes tochoose from are as follows:
•Covenant
•Kingdom of God (Old Testament and New Testament)
•Life of the Jews
New Testament Church
•Righteousness
•Roles of Prophet, Priest, and King
•Salvation and New Creation
Details:

Explain the importance of women in the bible

Explain the importance of women in the bible

Critically discuss the actualisation principle in Person-Centred therapy from a theological anthropological perspective.

Critically discuss the actualisation principle in Person-Centred therapy (Humanistic-existential therapies) from a theological anthropological perspective.

Give a detailed overview of the life of Siddhartha/the Buddha from events surrounding his birth, his early life, his midlife and the end of his life including his last words.

Title of the Movie: Tashi and the Monk
In this paper, you will analyze how Buddhism shows up in a movie of your choice. It may be helpful to just choose your favorite movie. The movie does not have to directly mention or be about Buddhism. You will interpret how at least one of the themes (e.g., change, desire, suffering, etc.) from Buddhism shows up in the movie. The theme should be one or more of the Three Marks of Reality, the Four Noble Truths, The Noble Eightfold Path, etc.

Be sure to follow each part of the prompt below so you don’t lose points.

Your paper should be 4-5 pages in length (12pt. font, double space) and must include the following.

Section A – Introduction

Include what you are going to write about and why you chose this particular movie. Here’s an example.

In this paper,  discuss the Buddhist theme(s) of (The Three Marks of Reality, The Four Noble Truths, The Noble Eightfold Path, etc.) portrayed in the (title of the film) and compare that to Buddhism as discussed in this course.
Section B – Historical Context

Give a detailed overview of the life of Siddhartha/the Buddha from events surrounding his birth, his early life, his midlife and the end of his life including his last words.
Describe the Four Passing Sights. State why you think the Four Passing Sights and the Great Going Forth were major turning points in Siddhartha’s life.
Section C – Social Location and Description

The description should include the following (within 1-2 paragraphs).

the title, the director/writer’s name, date, and any other pertinent background information
the setting – which includes the city, state or country; regional designation such as urban, rural, suburban, small town, wilderness, etc.; time period (e.g. the 1990s)
synopsis – general overview of the story
Section D – Buddhist Themes

At what point of the story does the Buddhist theme (change, suffering, desire, etc.)? Describe what’s going on in the story before this scene.

Describe the scene in which the Buddhist theme is portrayed.
Describe in detail how the Buddhist theme is represented in the film.
Section E – Comparative Analysis

Compare the film’s portrayals of the Buddhist theme to Buddhism as discussed in this course by answering the following.

Define and describe all of the important elements of the Buddhist theme according to the course readings, lectures, discussion, etc. Cite pages from the textbook.
Give three similarities of the Buddhist theme as it is in the film compared to that theme according to the course readings.
Give three differences of the Buddhist theme as it is in the film compared to that theme according to the course readings.
Section F – Conclusion

Make on summarizing statement about the similarities and differences you identified in the film. What do you think the writer/producer of the film is trying to do or say about the Buddhist theme? What makes you think this?

If the Christ of Faith is malleable, can He be a woman?

If the Christ of Faith is malleable, can He be a woman?

Write a 350- to 525-word analysis of the similarities and differences between the 2 religions. Discuss how the faiths are practiced and how they are perceived by those outside of the faiths in terms of the similarities and differences

Part 1: Similarities and Differences
List at least 2 similarities and 2 differences between the religions you selected. Some categories to consider include holy days, symbols, rituals, core beliefs, ethics, and the role of women.

Part 2: Analysis
Write a 350- to 525-word analysis of the similarities and differences between the 2 religions. Discuss how the faiths are practiced and how they are perceived by those outside of the faiths in terms of the similarities and differences you noted. Consider the role of women in these religions. What are some examples of their role in these religious traditions? Has their role changed over time?

Explain and support your current understanding of the origin of the universe, evolution, and the age of the earth, and whether or not your view can be reconciled with the message of the Bible and science.

In this assignment, you will summarize beliefs about the origin of the universe and life, including what Christians believe, what you believe, and how people’s beliefs about origins might impact how they live.

After reflecting on chapters 1 and 2 of Genesis, in a total of 750-1050-words, complete the “Origins Template” to do the following:

1. Summarize the Christian beliefs about the following: origins, Genesis 1 and 2, general and special revelation, and the three Christian approaches to creation.

2. Explain and support your current understanding of the origin of the universe, evolution, and the age of the earth, and whether or not your view can be reconciled with the message of the Bible and science.

3. Express how your current understanding of the origin of the universe impacts or supports your worldview, specifically your view of the nature of God, the nature of humanity (human value, dignity, and flourishing), and the responsibility to care for the earth.

Use two to four academic resources in addition to the Bible.

While APA style is not required for the body of this assignment, solid academic writing is expected, and documentation of sources should be presented using APA formatting guidelines, which can be found in the APA Style Guide, located in the Student Success Center.

This assignment uses a rubric. Please review the rubric prior to beginning the assignment to become familiar with the expectations for successful completion.

Is religious observance and the perception of divine intervention in competitive sport a form of cheating?

• Abstract – 150 words
• Key words – six key words
• Intro – objective for this article is to highlight that Christian sportspeople (both individuals and teams) refer to God as having ‘given them a gift’ to be better athletes or that God was on their side which is why they won. But such claims, ignorant or not or a placebo or nocebo, may in fact be unethical and a form of cheating. Make sure there is a clear reference to the potential unfair advantage religious athletes may have through their beliefs.
• Background – include examples of athletes/teams who claim a connection with God (many outlined in attached articles). Refer principally to Christian athletes but also touch on athletes of other faiths. Refer to a few examples where sports fans thinking their team has God on there side (e.g. one example is that 25% of Americans believing God decides outcome of Super Bowl).
• Literature review – extensive review of attached articles plus additional ones you find to address and link the following: ethics in sport; what constitutes cheating; the impact of the placebo or nocebo effect (to compare to the religious placebo, this would include examples of athletes being given an injection that was a placebo but they believed would make them a better athlete, this gives them an unfair advantage); the many examples of literature on religious observance and the link with sport.
• Findings – point out that the literature provides extensive examples of athletes/teams that claim their success is based on divine intervention. Talk more generally about society also believing this and how sports fans think there is divine intervention in sport (e.g. 25% of Americans believing God decides outcome of Super Bowl plus a few other examples).
• Discussion – suggest that future research might include specific observation and analysis of individuals or teams who claim to be religious (or behave that way) vs. those who do not. Idea might be to test if those with religious convictions are more successful and if this supports the unfair advantage they have, thus they are cheating.
• Conclusion
• References – 30 or more references in the bibliography (taken from the attached documentation and in APA format). In-text citations throughout the article to support all points and please use EndNote for citations in APA 7th edition.

Explain why Jain monastics eat uncooked food and describe how they obtain food for themselves.

The Essay needs to answer the question: Explain why Jain monastics eat uncooked food and describe how they obtain food for themselves.