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Essay Instructions: A paper outlining the process of Sanctification from the reformed tradition. Background, Discussion of the process, from various points of view, Grudem, Hoekema, Berkhof,John Murray etc. Significance, Conclusions in terms of the Doctrine of Salvation

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I want a 10 page, double spaced research paper, following the standards in Turabian 6th edition, on the topic of "Justification and Sacntification" discussed by both Donald Bloesch and John Calvin. This research paper must clearly state the thesis, antithesis,and synthesis: 1) a comparison of Donald Bloesch and John Calvin on "Justification and Sanctification", i.e.,a discussion of how and why they appear to agree or disagree about the topic on "Justification and Sanctification" (thesis); 2) a well-crafted, well-researched, well-documented objection to or qualification of their individual teachings on "Justification and Sanctification"(antithesis);3) and a critical theological evaluation of the objection to or qualification of their teachings on "Justification and Sanctification" particular point or theme (synthesis).

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Essay Instructions: -Write a 10 page Term Paper on a topic pertaining to the Epistle to the Romans. All information presented should fall into the doctrinal beliefs of the Christian faith as lined out in the book of Romans.

-The topic is the progression from Condemnation (Man being condemned to an eternity in hell) Justification (God declaring a man righteous) / Sanctification (God making a man righteous)/ and Preservation (God offering unending salvation). Paper then needs to show how these beliefs effect everyday Christian life how these concepts shaped the thoughts of Paul (the author) in this epistle.

Essay Instructions: Essay 1:
Some Christians are so put off by contemporary politics and politicians that they withdraw from political engagement entirely (even refusing to vote), others are engaged in intense political work on a single issue, still others believe that the political sphere should operate by its own rules (and should not be expected to answer to biblical concerns), and still others are convinced that Christians have a responsibility to transform every sphere, including the political. Take a position and map out a responsible view of the Christian in relation to the contemporary political sphere, making substantive use of biblical, historical and contemporary course readings and class lectures. Be sure to take seriously the strengths of alternate views. (3 pages of essay text - no more).

Essay2:
Social reform efforts for Wesley and for generations of Methodists afterwards were tied to a particular understanding of sanctification/holiness and the church. Respond to the following questions: Why were the poor so important to the first generations of Methodism? How were care for the poor, personal wealth, and understandings of holiness reciprocally related for Wesley and the early Methodists? What was the role of Wesleyan small groups int he transformation of persons? (Be sure to draw from the full range of readings on Wesley - including Dayton).

I will email you the texts and email links to the readings following this order.