Hi,, I want somebody to write me a papers for some topics.

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Hi,, I want somebody to write me a paper for my religion class. The paper should follow the structures. You have to read the four article to write this paper.

 

I want it to be high school level (do not use high level word. On the other hand, you should use the needed religious word to express the meaning).

 

 

 

 

Here is what the Prof. ask us to do:

 

The paper should be (5-6) pages. Double spaced.

This is intentional: I want you to learn how to write clearly, forcefully, and succinctly. Don’t write a paper that’s merely a summary of the reading thus far. Write with prosaic and not poetic language.  Don’t consult or use any secondary sources. For further information about the virtues your paper should demonstrates refers to the “paper structure”  and handout that I gave.

 

Here’s the essay prompt. Ethicists seeks to address issues of moral and political concern. But on what terms? Religious ethicists address issues of moral and political concern drawing resources from one or another religious tradition. For Religious ethicists, religion affects not only what we call a moral or political problem but also how we ought to address it. Miller and Hauerwas have views about religious ethics. Compare and contrast their respective views. Which thinker’s view about religious ethics is more plausible?  Why?  How might the thinker you find less plausible response?

 

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Here are some grammatical and stylistic comments:

1.        Use gender-neutral language. That is to say, "he" or "man" shouldn't be used as a generic term for people.

2.        "If" versus "whether." Use "if' only in conditional sentences. For example, "If you're going to lunch, could you let me know?" "Whether" should be used in sentences like "Do you know whether you're going to lunch?" or "Do you know whether you're getting

Chinese or Italian for lunch?"

3.        "Ethics." "Ethics" is singular, Thus, it is "an ethics" or "a Christian theological ethics" and not "an ethic." (The same thing can be said about apologetics, metaphysics, poetics, etc.)

4.        Please avoid writing that someone "has demonstrated" or "has shown." For example, avoid writing "As Kant has demonstrated..."

5.        "Critique." Please use "critique" as a noun and not as a verb. So, "I will offer a critique," whereas, for the verb, "I will criticize..."

6.        "Between" versus "among." Use "between" for relations involving two objects—for example, "Between Rawls and Nozick"—and "among" for relations involving or more—for example, "Among Rawls, Nozick, and Sandel."

7.        When speaking, someone might say "an historic event," etc. But in writing, please write "a historic event," etc.

8.        For the singular possessive, it is "Rawls's" or "Hauerwas's" not "Rawls"' or "Hauerwas."'

 

 

Attachments:

• 1503073113-20170528033350sample_paper.pdf
• 1503073113-20170528033349paper_structure.pdf
• 1503073117-20170528033413hauerwas_the_peaceable_kingdom_ch_1_4_2.pdf
• 1503073119-20170528033429hauerwas__between_christian_ethics_and_religious_ethics.pdf