Part 1:
What does it take to be a good Hindu? A good Christian? A good Muslim or Buddhist or Jew?
Each great religious tradition offers guidance for living a joyful and fulfilling life.
Compile a matrix (using the blank matrix available in the Doc Sharing section) that compares the basic origin, beliefs, understanding, components, and precepts (commandments) of the five major religions. Include moral duties and prohibitions, ceremonial obligations, and general principles of ethical behavior toward other people.
There may be a degree of overlap among some religions. An obvious example would be prohibitions against murder in both Judaism and Christianity.
Information in the table should be in your own words rather than copied form an outside source. Please list any your references you used to construct your table following the essay in the appropriate APA format. Please use at least three references.
Part 2:
After you have compiled your matrix, write an essay of 350 to 500 words in length that synthesizes the information in your matrix into some general conclusions. You should point out what the different religions (Dharmic and Abrahamic) have in common and draw conclusions about the commonalities.
How do these differences or commonalities affect the way you interact with fellow employees now and in the future?
Similarly, you should point out where these differ and offer an analysis of those differences.
Assignment 2 Grading Criteria
Maximum Points
Complete the matrix sections that deal with the basic components of the Dharmic and Abrahamic religions.
48
Complete the life-question components of the matrix.
48
Develop conclusions about the comparative nature of the religions. Discuss both similarities and differences between Dharmic and Abrahamic religions.
40
Discuss the way the differences and similarities between Dharmic and Abrahamic religions affect how the student interacts with fellow employees now and in the future.
20
Style (4 points):
Tone, audience, and word choice
Organization (12 points):
Introduction, transitions, and conclusion
Usage and Mechanics (12 points):
Grammar, spelling, and sentence structure
APA Elements (16 points):
In-text citations and references, paraphrasing, and appropriate use of quotations and other elements of style
44
Total:
200
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Part 1 What does it take to be a good Hindu A good Christian A .docx
1. Part 1:
What does it take to be a good Hindu? A good Christian? A
good Muslim or Buddhist or Jew?
Each great religious tradition offers guidance for living a joyful
and fulfilling life.
Compile a matrix (using the blank matrix available in the Doc
Sharing section) that compares the basic origin, beliefs,
understanding, components, and precepts (commandments) of
the five major religions. Include moral duties and prohibitions,
ceremonial obligations, and general principles of ethical
behavior toward other people.
There may be a degree of overlap among some religions. An
obvious example would be prohibitions against murder in both
Judaism and Christianity.
Information in the table should be in your own words rather
than copied form an outside source. Please list any your
references you used to construct your table following the essay
in the appropriate APA format. Please use at least three
references.
Part 2:
After you have compiled your matrix, write an essay of 350 to
500 words in length that synthesizes the information in your
matrix into some general conclusions. You should point out
what the different religions (Dharmic and Abrahamic) have in
common and draw conclusions about the commonalities.
How do these differences or commonalities affect the way you
interact with fellow employees now and in the future?
Similarly, you should point out where these differ and offer an
analysis of those differences.
Assignment 2 Grading Criteria
Maximum Points
Complete the matrix sections that deal with the basic
components of the Dharmic and Abrahamic religions.
48
2. Complete the life-question components of the matrix.
48
Develop conclusions about the comparative nature of the
religions. Discuss both similarities and differences between
Dharmic and Abrahamic religions.
40
Discuss the way the differences and similarities between
Dharmic and Abrahamic religions affect how the student
interacts with fellow employees now and in the future.
20
Style (4 points):
Tone, audience, and word choice
Organization (12 points):
Introduction, transitions, and conclusion
Usage and Mechanics (12 points):
Grammar, spelling, and sentence structure
APA Elements (16 points):
In-text citations and references, paraphrasing, and appropriate
use of quotations and other elements of style
44
Total:
200
