Book Analyses Instructions The Purpose of a Book Analysis In preparing an analysis, you are expected to approach a book from a critical standpoint to thoroughly interact with the author’s theological, biblical, and historiographical perspectives. Since you are not considered an authority, it is important that you withhold personal references, opinions, attitudes, values, etc. from this process, except where suggested below. Formatting Guidelines (cf. […]

   For each prompt write a one-page single spaced. Please do not submit as a google doc and please do not send to my San Marcos e-mail.  1-Considering chapter 3 in your text The State of Native Nations– Do Native Americans receive adequate funding compared to the general US population in the areas of education and healthcare? Why or why not? Please use specific examples […]

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Critical Reflection on the attached doc.

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Declaration of Independence Assignment   The Declaration of Independence can be found in the back of you text book.  Read the Document and respond to it using the steps below.  This is not a research project…you don’t need to go online.  Everything you need to write this response can be found in the text book and in your head.  If you find yourself ‘cutting and pasting’ anything you are […]

What were the political, social and economic problems that beset Rome in the third and fourth centuries C.E.?  How did Diocletian and Constantine deal with them?  Were they effective in stemming the tide of decline and disintegration in the Roman Empire?  What problems were they unable to solve?

  Topic: Identifying the Central Issue in the General Epistles Question/Prompt: Just because the General Epistles are not “occasional” as are Paul’s letters does not mean that they are not intended to speak to specific problems, issues, and crises in the congregations to which they are addressed. Choose one of the General Epistles, read it through quickly (remember, it is a letter!), and then, in […]

    What is his main theme in the letter? What is his determination about the results of the war in terms of commerce? How does the letter differ from what you would expect the monarch of a country that has just lost an important part of its empire to be concerned with? Do you agree with his judgments? Why or Why not?   http://www.nationalcenter.org/GeorgeIIILossofAmericas.html

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