This document provides instructions for a student to create a 14 slide presentation on the origins of the universe. The presentation is divided into three sections worth different percentages of the total grade. The first section is on the creation account in Genesis 1-2 and is worth 25% of the grade. The second section is about the student's personal beliefs regarding the origins of the universe, worth another 25% of the grade. The third section is on how the student's beliefs impact their worldview and is worth 30% of the grade. For each section, the student is instructed to include main points on the slides and elaborate in the notes, including citations when appropriate. A final reference slide lists the sources used.

1. Origins Reflection
Student Name
Date
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Instructor
You can format these slides however you like as long as they
include the required content. You may use any colors or images
for the slide backgrounds and fonts as long as they are readable
for a group presentation.
The first slide should be a title slide. Include the same
information that you would include in the heading on a paper -
your name, the date, the course, and the instructor’s name.
Delete these instructions on each slide and replace them with
detailed notes, showing what you would say if you were giving
the presentation to a live audience.
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Creation Account From Genesis 1-2
Main Points
This first section (approximately four slides) is worth 25% of
the grade.

2. Put the main points on the slides, then elaborate on your content
in the slide notes here at the bottom of the slides. In-text
citations should be placed on the slides (not in the notes) so the
audience could see them if you were giving a live presentation.
Use the Bible and scholarly sources.
Include citations when appropriate.
Delete all these instructions and add in your own notes.
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Main Points
Creation Account From Genesis 1-2
First section continued
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Main Points
Creation Account From Genesis 1-2

3. First section continued
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Main Points
Creation Account From Genesis 1-2
First section continued
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Personal Beliefs About the Origins of the Universe
Main Points
This second section (approximately four slides) is worth 25% of
the grade.

4. Put the main points on the slides, then elaborate on your content
in the slide notes here at the bottom of the slides. In-text
citations should be placed on the slides (not in the notes) so the
audience could see them if you were giving a live presentation.
Use the Bible and scholarly sources.
Include citations when appropriate.
Delete all these instructions and add in your own notes.
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Personal Beliefs About the Origins of the Universe
Main Points
Second section continued
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Personal Beliefs About the Origins of the Universe
Main Points

5. Second section continued
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Personal Beliefs About the Origins of the Universe
Main Points
Second section continued
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How My Beliefs About Origins Impact My Worldview
Main Points

6. This third section (approximately five slides) is worth 30% of
the grade and should show how your beliefs about the origin of
the universe impact your worldview. Write in first person
singular and clearly communicate your own beliefs using the
Bible and/or other scholarly sources as necessary.
Put the main points on the slides, then elaborate on your content
in the slide notes here at the bottom of the slides. In-text
citations should be placed on the slides (not in the notes) so the
audience could see them if you were giving a live presentation.
Use the Bible and scholarly sources.
Include citations when appropriate.
Delete all these instructions and add in your own notes.
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How My Beliefs About Origins Impact My Worldview
Main Points
Third section continued
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How My Beliefs About Origins Impact My Worldview
Main Points

7. Third section continued
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How My Beliefs About Origins Impact My Worldview
Main Points
Third section continued
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How My Beliefs About Origins Impact My Worldview
Main Points

8. Third section continued
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References
List two to four references. Prepare these references according
to the guidelines found in the Student Success Center. Include
the permalink for the GCU Library sources used.
The last slide (#15) should be a reference slide. Format the
references the same as you would format them for a paper. Here
are samples of references for you. Be sure that you only use
scholarly sources for your presentation.
All sources used for both content and images should be cited
with in-text citations and a reference.
The only exception is the Bible. Content from the Bible should
be documented with in-text citations (John 3:16 ESV), but not
included on the reference slide.
Delete the reference statement and add your references.
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