Class Presentation or Short Paper
Options: Indicate your preference by March 7 for one of the two options below.
1. Class presentation: openings for 14 additional 14 students
a. Possible topics:
i. Conversion of Paul the Apostle
ii. Council of Jerusalem
iii. Understanding of justification by faith according to Paul
iv. Discussion of spiritual gifts in Paul
v. Conflict between Peter and Paul at Antioch
vi. Understanding of works according to the Letter of James
vii. Archeological excavations at Corinth
viii. Presentation of Lydia (Acts of the Apostles)
ix. Other topics to be proposed
b. Suggest a topic that you would like to present.
2. Short paper or project (see below): if you chose a short paper or project, the topic is to be completely different from your major paper (see syllabus, course requirements, paragraph 4).
a. Topic is due on March 7th at 4:00 pm
b. Short paper or project is due on April 18th at 4:00 pm
Short paper:
1. Length: three full pages of text (12 point font, one inch margins), unless described otherwise below
2. Topics:
a. Discussion and critique of a film related to the New Testament
b. Comparison of two Biblical characters in the New Testament: e.g.,Peter and Paul; Martha and Mary (in Luke's Gospel), etc.
c. Comparison of two different artistic renditions of a New Test ...