Topic    A relevant topic in bioethics (1 point) Analysis    -Identifies the var

Topic    A relevant topic in bioethics (1 point)
Analysis    -Identifies the various ethical aspects of the topic
-Analyzes, at least, two practical examples
-Relates the topic to the theories and principles studied in the class
-Discusses the potential challenges resulting from real-life ethical dilemmas and points toward solutions that are suggested in scholarly resources.
-Compares to Christian worldview and principles
(7 points)
Positive and negative critique    -Shows critical thinking in assessing the strong and weak points of relevant ethical theories applicable to the chosen topic
-Suggests new possible avenues for understanding and solving the practical challenges of the chosen topic (5 points)
Biblical evaluation    -Compares to biblical principles in a clear and objective manner
-Critically asses the topic in the light of biblical revelation
(5 points)
Application    -Makes clear and relevant practical application of analysis and principles discussed in the paper to modern day life situations. (2 points)
Language and Style    -The paper contains no serious errors in grammar, spelling or mechanics.
-Single format (Kate Turabian / Nancy Vyhmester System (Nancy W. Vyhmeister, Quality Research Papers, Grand Rapids, Michigan: Zondervan, 2007) is used for in-text and bibliographic references to external resources.
-Font: size 12, Times New Roman, Arial or Calibri
-Line spacing: double
-Front page must contain the title of the paper, the student’s full name and ID#, and date of submission.
(1 point)
Number of pages    7-10 pages
The front page and the page with the bibliography do not count in the total number of 7-10 pages. (1 point)
Bibliography    Contains the minimum of 5 relevant books and peer-reviewed articles.
(1 point)

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What roles do social institutions play in your life? In society as a whole? For

What roles do social institutions play in your life? In society as a whole? For this assignment, you will evaluate each of the three sociological perspectives (functionalist, conflict, and symbolic interactionism) on social institutions.
To prepare for this Rough Draft Essay Worksheet:
•    Read the articles and complete the Interactive Units referenced above.
•    Review the three major theoretical perspectives: functionalist, conflict, and interactionist.
•    Review social institutions and select a specific social institution to analyze.
https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/social-institutions/
•    Reflect on your relationship to social institutions and how that might affect your perspective on them.
•    Review the Final Essay requirements and rubric, as this Worksheet is designed to help you better understand the three sociological perspectives and social institutions, and to help you organize your thoughts for and writing for the Final Essay assignment due in Week 6.
The Assignment:
•    Download the Rough Draft Essay Worksheet document listed in the Required Media for this assignment.
•    Consider the 4 prompts presented in the black boxes of the Rough Draft Essay Worksheet document and respond to them in the white boxes immediately following each prompt. Note that you should present your responses in paragraph form as complete sentences, and each of your responses should be approximately 2 paragraphs in length.
•    Keep in mind that this Worksheet will help to shape the Final Essay that you will write at the end of the course.

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Please respond to the following discussion. Please write in first person. No com

Please respond to the following discussion. Please write in first person. No comments such as ” I agree with the writer, they made a good point but, the writer failed to.. or etc”
This discussion is based off: Jeff Van Duzer – Why Business Matters to God [Video]. YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h3m0q2d8Dq4
Discussion 2: Why Business Matters to God
COLLAPSE
In the video, the speaker talked about the varying views on Christians in business; some think that Christians should be minimally involved and others think it would all be well and good if politics were taken out of the picture (RedeemerCFW, 2012). Further, it was said in the video that business is a social construct, and God cares about that. The Bible, throughout, makes it clear that God cares about how people treat each other and interact, so it is a “no brainer” that God would definitely care about the social elements that exist in and because of businesses.
McMahon (2018) said that small businesses are the heartbeat of communities. The way our world runs really depends heavily on the existence of businesses as if they are the heart. Even Jesus made mention to a business, God’s business, in Luke 2:49, when he said: “I must be about my Father’s business” (King James Bible, 1769/n.d.). Additionally, if we are made in God’s image (likeness, nature), then we have certain attributes that are inherent to our nature which we have a calling or inborn need to express and exhibit (Genesis 1:26, New International Version, 1798/2011). That is, business allows people the opportunity to express those attributes through meaningful and creative pursuits. Even someone who is simply typing a letter is creating something and providing a meaningful service.
Beyond the creative aspects of expressing one’s God-likeness, the social construct of business, and social nature of business, creates an opportunity for people to demonstrate the love of God from one to another. Business involvement also allows people to create a better world, whether by providing an improved product/service or by “giving back” via charitable endeavors by way of business success. In this way, business plays into the grand scheme of God granting the world to humans to better it and bring the kingdom of God to earth. Business is therefore a bridge and a tool that people can use to bring the kingdom.
The speaker in the video said that profit exists to enable the business to serve (RedeemerCFW, 2012). This flips the usual business philosophy on its head in that the traditional belief is that profit exists to pad the pockets of shareholders, and service comes as a byproduct – sometimes. The speaker further called profit a tool – it is necessary but not the main point; profit is the means to an end, which end should be serving.
McFarland (2019) said: “business is all about relationships – and Got is all about relationships.” The Bible says that people’s relationships can be life-giving or toxic. For example, “In the tongue is the power of life and death” (Proverbs 18:21, NIV). One may speak life or speak death, blessings or curses. That is the power of being created in the image of God, who, by His spoken word and will, created all that is. It is common knowledge today that businesses can destroy communities, and even the planet at large, or build them up and help heal and sustain the earth. God of course cares about this because it is reflective of humanity’s stewardship of his creation.
References
King James Bible. Bible Gateway. https://www.biblegateway.com/versions/King-James-Version-KJV-Bible/ (Original work published 1769).
McFarland, R. (2019, March 23). Your business is God’s business (why your work matters to God). https://www.christianpost.com/voices/your-business-is-gods-business-why-your-work-matters-to-god.html
McMahon, L. (2018, February 14). Small businesses are the heartbeat of our communities. https://www.sba.gov/blog/small-businesses-are-heart-our-communities
New International Version Bible. (2011). Zondervan.  https://www.biblegateway.com/versions/New-International-Version-NIV-Bible/ (Original work published 1978).
RedeemerCFW. (2012, May 18). Jeff Van Duzer – Why Business Matters to God [Video]. YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h3m0q2d8Dq4

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You are asked to produce a writing sample that includes the following: • Between

You are asked to produce a writing
sample that includes the following:
• Between 500 and 1000 words, for each of the two sections.
• Accurate spelling, grammar, and punctuation.
• Ideas that are well-organized and adequately address the topic posed. This writing sample should represent your
best writing efforts and will be evaluated, along with your other application materials, by faculty interviewers. As
such, it is strongly recommended that you have someone proofread your work prior to submitting this form.
• Include support from the professional literature formatted in correct APA style.
Discuss the importance of ethics in the profession of psychology. Additionally, share one ethical dilemma that
you have faced in your professional life (do not include any identifying information) and how you went about
resolving it.

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