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Essаy Chоices fоr # 2-- Students will pick A оr B аnd indicаte which essay prompt they have chosen. ( Students only have to write ONE of the essays in this selection, so pick an essay that you can write your best response and analysis to. A. Write a multiple paragraph essay with an introduction and a thesis which analyzes the ways " The Weight of Glory" creates a case for the Imago Dei in all humans. Why is the Imago Dei and our connection with other humans important? What's the relevance? As Lewis notes that scripture says that we will be with Christ, that we shall be like him, we shall have glory, we shall be fed and entertained in some sense, and we shall have some official capacity in the universe-- such as ruling cities, judging angels, being pillars of God's temple ( The Five Heads of Scripture). As the word of God is true, what is the case that Lewis makes in this sermon to convince his listeners that we need to behave towards others in very different ways? According to classical Christian understanding of scripture, glory means good report with God, acceptance by God, so how will those who follow Jesus be changed now in this life and in heaven? Ultimately, if there are no ordinary people, if we have never talked to a mere mortal, and if all of us are immortals, with different destinations, what is the Christians responsibility to other Imago Dei/ humans created in God's image? Close your essay with some examples of ways that Christians can live and be in today's tumultuous world which will honor the Imago Dei in all humans and glorify God's present and coming Kingdom. B. Write a multiple paragraph essay with an introduction and a thesis which analyzes the ways in which the speech," Why I'm Not A Pacifist" argues using reason, conscience, a few famous church leaders, and scripture to argue for the reasons that countries and people go to war. Are these authorities and reasons credible and scriptural rationales? Explain your thoughts. Next, in your analysis, explain some of the reasons Pacifists put forward in their rationale for being conscientious objectors. How does Lewis respond to these rationales? Lastly, in your closing analysis, what are Lewis's best reasons for defending a country, and how do his reasons serve towards preserving the Imago Dei until the Lord returns? Use examples from recent history and ancient history to explain your closing rationale.
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