Christian business

post is of three assignments

Build a Business

The balance of business and faith is a challenge. Not everything deemed good for society or the economy may be biblical, and not everything biblical is embraced by society.

Objectives

• Create a personal definition of a Christian business person. (1.1)

Theory and Context
Riley introduces the concept of building a business to change the world from a secular viewpoint. Green talks about changing the world as a Christian business person. Green’s commentary on Christian entrepreneurs may be helpful in evaluating Riley’s article and also in developing your Christian business person presentation due later in the course.

Resources
Green, C. (2016, May 12). Changing the world one Christian entrepreneur at a time. Retrieved from https://livebuildchange.com/changing-the-world-one-christian-entrepreneur-at-a-time/
Riley, E. (2013, August 27). 5 reasons to build a business that changes the world. Retrieved
from https://www.huffingtonpost.com/elizabeth-riley/5-reasons-to-build-a-business_b_3509857.html
Instructions
1. Riley discusses how to build a world changing business at the link above.
2. Read the article and reflect on points where you agree/disagree.
a. Do the points addressed in this article apply to Christian businesses?
Why or why not?
3. Post your responses in the discussion forum titled 1.4 Build a Business.

2: Ethnography Analysis

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Upon completion of 5 hours of ethnography observation, complete a 4-5 page analysis of what they studied. This is not a summary of what you observed; it is not designed for you to merely repeat what you already stated in your earlier fieldwork entries. Rather, this assignment is designed as a chance for you to analyze specific ideas or threads of information you have picked up along the way, focusing in on an aspect of your ethnography which you thought was most telling about the culture you covered. You should aim to have a strong introduction, thesis, body paragraphs defending your thesis, and a conclusion.

For a more succinct description of the assignment, think about it this way.

The purpose of this assignment to look back on your fieldwork experiences and analyze that work. Whereas the fieldworks were meant to be unbiased, objective observations on 5 different topics, this is where you come in with your (possibly) more subjective analysis bringing it all together. Your goal is to come up with some type of analysis of the culture you did your research about. Try to focus in on one theme or idea in particular that you can talk a lot about. Ideally, this analysis will draw on all of the work (all 5 fieldworks) you did, but it does not have to. Remember, you are not merely repeating what you talked about earlier. Rather, you are coming up with an original idea/conclusion building off all the work you’ve done this semester.

3: Macbeth is often cited as a famous example of what the American sociologist Robert Merton called a “self-fulfilling prophecy.” Discuss how the mechanism of the witches’ prophecy works in terms of its self-fulfillment.

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Research Paper questions from Macbeth

Macbeth is often cited as a famous example of what the American sociologist Robert Merton called a “self-fulfilling prophecy.” Discuss how the mechanism of the witches’ prophecy works in terms of its self-fulfillment.

The thesis statement of your paper must be in your introduction.

Sources: There is a minimum of five sources. You can mix and match the sources, but all of it cannot be solely from the internet. You have to use some scholarly articles. You can use more than five sources.
Possible sources: online database (EBSCO), internet, books,

magazines, newspaper articles, pamphlets, video tapes,

Check your paper carefully according to the following items.

l ) Are there enough sources (minimum of five)?
2) Are the internal citations done correctly?
3) Is the “Works Cited” page done correctly?
4) ls there some sort of an introduction to smooth me into the paper? Do I have a thesis statement?
5) Is there some sort of a conclusion that gracefully eases me out of the paper?
6) Are there transitions between the different points in the paper, or does it jump all over the place?
7) ls the material presented in an orderly manner without undue repetition?
8) Are the quotes truly quoted without any accidental plagiarism?
9) Can the writing be followed, or is everything all over the place?
I 0) Are the grammar, spelling, and punctuation all correct?

Research Paper Rubric

Essays should be typed, double-spaced, in a standard font (e.g. Ari el or Times New Roman, 10- 12 point) with standard margins, and prin ted on one side of the page only. Papers should be stapled , pages should be numbered , and the student’s name should appear on at least the first page of the essay.

Below you will find a break.down of the elements on which your paper will be graded.

1) Articulation of a compelling argument that draws definite conclusions about a specific problem or question. Credit will be given for the originality and significance of the topic and the analysis. Elements of a compelling argument include the following:
• A clear and arguable statement of thesis
• Relevant evidence drawn from appropriate and credible sources
• Original analysis of the evidence such that it supports the thesis
• Explanation of the argument’s significance–what ‘s at stake?

2) Logical and persuasive organization such that the reader can easily follow the development of the argument. Appropriate organization includes the following elements:
• An introduction that establishes the importance of your topic and the purpose of your paper
• Body paragraphs that each focus on a single idea, begin with topic sentences that refer back to the central thesis, and prepare the reader to absorb the information that follows
• A conclu sion that reminds the reader of what is at stake in the argument and suggests an appropriate response
• Overall structure that emphasizes the most important evidence or analysis and does not belabor matters of little significance

3) Awareness of audience as demonstrated through the following:
• Appropriate tone and use of precise vocabulary
• Clear definitions of key or unfamiliar terms, convincing explanations of complex data or methods of analysis, appropriate efforts to justify analytical methods
• Acknowledgement of and response to potential objections to your argument

4) Sophisticated style and professional presentation, with attention to the following:
• Proofreading and proper grammar, syntax and punctuation

• Concision and transitions between topics and variation in sentence structure and length
• Appropriate and complete acknowledgement of sources and quotations
• Correct and consistent citation format ( In your case it is MLA )
• Adherence to standard font and formatting guidelines

5) Evidence of effective revisions in both content and form

American sociologist