Essay questions—– Choose one (1) of the following questions…
Essay questions—– Choose one (1) of the following questions and answer it thoroughly in essay format (350-1000 words). Remember that an essay includes an introduction with thesis statement, body with supporting points (at least 3 points), and conclusion. The most important element of your essay is the specific support from the work or works that you use to prove your point—what can you show me that proves your thesis? DO NOT use secondary sources or research in this essay. You can only use the primary sources of the specific works you were assigned to read. You will be scored on the thoroughness with which you write the essay. Indicate the number of the question you will be answering by indicating it in the heading. Give the essay an appropriate title. You must use MLA format, as much as the textbox will allow. Please be reminded that you are limited to using only your textbook to support your ideas. Any hint of plagiarism will be penalized. The use of AI will be penalized. Type the essay in the provided textbox. Do not attach or copy and paste. (100 points) Define the conception of justice that the The Bhagavad Gita outlines and discuss it in relation to your culture’s understanding of justice. Use details from the work to support your ideas In your opinion, what is your definition of “religion”? Is it important to humans? Explain why or why not. What is the nature and purpose of God or god(s) in relation to humans in The Bhagavad Gita, and/or The Hebrew Bible, and/or The New Testament, and/or Confessions (include at least two works in the essay) ? Use details from the works to support your answer. Confession, at least in the Catholic sense, is a sacrament. Even in the secular sense, the word implies confidentiality. Compose a short essay exploring Augustine’s view of confession or one of his many “uses” of it, directly citing at least one example from the reading.