Must be 10 Journal entries from half a page to 1 page each

Each journal entry must talk about your personal experience with meditating

For example, start out the first couple of journal entries obviously talking about how meditating might not work for you or that you are still getting used to it

and with each journal entry progress and talk about how it’s starting to get better.

Label as Week 1, Week 2, week 3, week 4….. and so on up to week 10

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Readings Responses: Complete the assigned reading and write a 150 – 250 word (1 page) response. This response should include 1- 2 sentences for each of the following prompts:

• Argument: What is the author’s main thesis argument.

• Evidence: What types of theories, sources or methods does the author use?

• Analysis: What does this article add to the topic that is important or new?

•Evaluation: What are the strengths and weaknesses of the article?

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Our textbook discusses a number of ideas that may help explain how spiritual development takes place in childhood. In your initial thread use at least 250 but no more than 400 words to describe one of these ideas and tell why you believe it is valid. Use information from our textbook, personal observation/experience, and Scripture to support your position. Be sure to identify your source(s) with at least two APA citations (one from our textbook and one from Scripture).

length: 500 words type

Effective descriptive essay offer precise, evocative details that help readers thoughtfully experience the essay’s topic. At its base, description identifies things and appeals to senses through concrete details that may be precise but also rich in connotations and associations.

prompt: Assume you are a travel agent. stressing the benefits write a descriptive essay to bring tourists to the lake. Remember to include parenthetical documentation for references to white’s essay and to include a works-cited page.( MLA format)

What is a contemporary fear in our society?

2. In light of Furedi, what does that fear say about our culture?

3. In light of Romanticism, how does Frankenstein reflect what is ongoing in that culture?

4. How does Frankenstein connect with what is taking place in our society? In other words, how can we read our society in the same way that we read Frankenstein?

Example prompt: Describe and contextualize a fear in contemporary society and loosely connect it to Frankenstein.