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Subject: Politics is like Religion

Purpose of writing: Link of Politics and religion.

Brainstorming:

· Particular political group or accepting a religion.

· The Church of England and the Roman Catholic.

· Shari laws

· Doctrines of Religion.

· The formulation of rules that govern the people.

· Religious books, Bible and Quran.

· Constitution

· The types in religious

· Political parties

Body of Essay:

Introduction: General definition of Politics and Religion and trying to identify similarities.

Second paragraph: Similarities in terms of their goals and objectives.

Third paragraph: Similarities in terms of their rule Books/Constitution.

Fourth paragraph: Similarities in terms of Diversity.

Fifth paragraph: Conclusion.

ANALOGY COMPARISON ESSAY OUTLINE/1st draft

Name:

Title: Politics is like Religion.

Subjects: Comparison

Point of View: 1st person point of view

Audience: The Public

Block/ Side-by-side:

Compare: Politics and Religion

Tone: Reflective

Purpose/Thesis: Although Politics and Religion are unrelated, they both are reflective because of the similarities in terms of Goals and objectives, Rule Books/Constitution and Diversity.

INTRODUCTON

Attention Getter: Contrary to popular opinion, Politics and Religion are related.

Introduce Subjects: A society can coexist regardless of the different political or religious ideologies.

Personalize/Narrow Subjects: I think humans should avoid discriminating against each other on the basis of political or religious differences.

Purpose/Thesis: includes subjects, compare, choice/tone, and major points: This essay seeks to identify the similarities between religion and politics. Its purpose is to find a common ground where both ideas can exist comfortably.

BODY FOR POINT-BY-POINT

1. 1st Body Paragraph: Major Point #1: Goals and objectives

a. Topic Sentence: includes a transition, both subjects, tone, and major point #1: Firstly, Politics and Religion share some characteristics in common in goal and objective.

b. Clarify/define major point #1: These refers to the sole purpose of belonging to a particular political group or accepting a religion.

c. Relate subject A to major point #1: The main purpose of politics is to control power. It also involves the formulation of rules that govern the people.

d. Give 2-3 examples (add transitions for each example): For example, in the US, the Democrats and Republicans exist independently and have different ideologies. The people support whichever one they feel comfortable with. Another example, republican wanted to end migration from some Africa countries but democrats was against it.

e. Relate subject B to major point #1 (add transition): Also, religious bodies and factions have different aims and objectives and how they carry them out.

f. Give 2-3 examples (add transitions for each example): For instant, there is a clear distinction between the practices of The Church of England and The Roman Catholic. Next, the different rule in Muslim in Nigeria over Shari law.

g. Concluding Sentence: includes a transition, both subjects, tone, and major point #1: Therefore, the doctrines of Religion and Politics are quite but they seem to have the same goal which is progress.

2. 2nd Body Paragraph: Major Point #2: : Rule Books/Constitution

a. Topic Sentence: includes a transition, both subjects, tone, and major point #2: To start, every political act or doctrine is represented in the constitution of that society. Just like most religions also have a rule book they follow.

b. Clarify/define major point #2: This refers to a written instrument embodying the rules of a political or social organization.

c. Relate subject A to major point #2: Political organizations have rules and regulations governing them.

d. Give 2-3 examples (add transitions for each example): For instant, the Democrats have beliefs and practices that separate them from the Republicans.

e. Relate subject B to major point #2 (add transition): Another reason, Christians and Muslims have the Bible and Quran respectively to guide their actions.

f. Give 2-3 examples (add transitions for each example): For example, certain practices are peculiar to the one religion but are forbidden in the other. Another example is constitution in each politics parties.

g. Concluding Sentence: includes a transition, both subjects, tone, and major point #2: As a result, these rules guide the actions of the people in spite of their political or religious alliances.

3. 3rd Body Paragraph: Major Point #3: Diversity

a. Topic Sentence: includes a transition, both subjects, tone, and major point #3: Firstly, within a particular religion or political group, there might be further division due to education and enlightenment.

b. Clarify/define major point #3: Diversity is an instance of being composed of differing elements or qualities.

c. Relate subject A to major point #3: Political parties come in diverse forms based on their ideologies.

e. Relate subject B to major point #3 (add transition): Likewise, even within the Christian religion we have the Catholics, The Deeper Life Church, etc. Also, within the Muslim society, we have various factions.

f. Give 2-3 examples (add transitions for each example): For examples, within the Muslim society, we have various factions like women covering face and men wear three quarter pants. Again, Celestials wear white garments and do not wear shoes while on garment.

g. Concluding Sentence: includes a transition, both subjects, tone, and major point #3: To conclude, despite this diversity, there seems to be a unifying factor for these groups.

CONCLUSION

1. Re-introduce subjects: Politics is like Religion

2. Summary of major points: Both schools of thought are well aligned idealistically.

3. Restate Thesis with only tone: The relationship between Politics and Religion.

4. What the audience need to know about your tone: The public need to stop discriminating against people based on their political or religious ideologies.

5. Relate back to the Attention Getter: Politics and Religion are intertwined.

ANALOGY COMPARISON ESSAY OUTLINE

Name:

Title: Politics is like Religion.

Subjects: Freedom

Point of View: 1st person point of view

Audience: The Public

Block/ Side-by-side: Point To Point

Compare: Politics and Religion

Tone: Reflective

Purpose/Thesis: Although Politics and Religion are unrelated but they both are reflective because of the similarities in terms of Goals and objectives, Rule Books/Constitution and Diversity.

INTRODUCTON

Attention Getter: The theological and liberal of Politics and Religion share the same values giving dignity to all people regardless of how they might be marginalized or self-determine beliefs.

Introduce Subjects: A society can coexist regardless of the different political or religious ideologies.

Personalize/Narrow Subjects: I think humans should avoid discriminating against each other on the basis of political or religious differences.

BODY FOR POINT-BY-POINT

4. 1st Body Paragraph: Major Point #1: Goals and objectives

a. Topic Sentence: includes a transition, both subjects, tone, and major point #1: Firstly, Politics and Religion share same reflectiveness characteristics in common in goal and objective.

b. Clarify/define major point #1: These refers to the sole purpose of belonging to a particular political group or accepting a religion.

c. Relate subject A to major point #1: The main purpose of politics is to control power. It also involves the formulation of rules that govern the people.

e. Relate subject B to major point #1 (add transition): Also, religious bodies and factions have different aims and objectives and how they carry them out.

g. Concluding Sentence: includes a transition, both subjects, tone, and major point #1: Therefore, the doctrines of Religion and Politics are quite reflective but they seem to have the same goal and objective which is to progress.

5. 2nd Body Paragraph: Major Point #2: : Rule Books/Constitution

a. Topic Sentence: includes a transition, both subjects, tone, and major point #2: To start, every political and religious have act or doctrine that reflect is represented in the constitution of that society and rule of book. They follow

b. Clarify/define major point #2: This refers to a written instrument embodying the rules of a political or social organization.

c. Relate subject A to major point #2: Political organizations have rules and regulations governing them.

d. Give 2-3 examples (add transitions for each example): For instant, the Democrats have beliefs and practices that separate them from the Republicans.

e. Relate subject B to major point #2 (add transition): Another reason, Christians and Muslims have the Bible and Quran respectively to guide their actions.

f. Give 2-3 examples (add transitions for each example): For example, certain practices are peculiar to the one religion but are forbidden in the other like the bible/Quran forbidden sex before marriage. Another example is constitution in each politics parties.

g. Concluding Sentence: includes a transition, both subjects, tone, and major point #2: As a result, these rules guide the actions of the people that reflect in their political or religious alliances.

6. 3rd Body Paragraph: Major Point #3: Diversity

a. Topic Sentence: includes a transition, both subjects, tone, and major point #3: Firstly, within a particular religion or political group, there might be further division that reflect due to education and enlightenment.

b. Clarify/define major point #3: Diversity is an instance of being composed of differing elements or qualities.

c. Relate subject A to major point #3: Political parties come in diverse forms based on their ideologies.

d. Give 2-3 examples (add transitions for each example): For instant, some political groups allow only people of a particular age group join them based on their beliefs. Secondly, some religious are basic on tribe like Jehovah’s Witness believes that precludes their accepting blood transfusions, even to save their lives.

g. Concluding Sentence: includes a transition, both subjects, tone, and major point #3: To conclude, despite this diversity in politics and religious it seems to reflect in the unifying factor for these groups.

CONCLUSION

6. Re-introduce subjects: Politics is like Religion

7. Summary of major points: Both schools of thought are well aligned idealistically.

8. Restate Thesis with only tone: The relationship between Politics and Religion.

9. What the audience need to know about your tone: The public need to stop discriminating against people based on their political or religious ideologies.

10. Relate back to the Attention Getter: Politics and Religion are intertwined.

Prof.

ENGL 1301

11/5/2020

First Draft

Politics Is Like Religion

In politics, the party or group able to align with the belief of the people wins their trust. The purpose of the candidate of that group is to gain the trust of the people. The opposition group only acts as a check group for the leading political group. Religion can sometimes be like that especially in the aspect of people's faith and belief. In order to convince a group of people to accept a religion, they need to be convinced based on what they can see and their spiritual connection. If the people can be genuinely convinced into believing in a spiritual being and ideology, then you should expect them to follow that religion. A change in their conditions of living and life in general will be enough to sway their attention. Politics refers to a group of activities common with decision-making groups, and other forms of power relations among people, such as resource or status distribution. It involves the agreement of a group of people based on a particular ideology in moving the society forward. A lot of actions go into developing a political idea with the people. They include negotiating with the people, making and enforcing laws. Politics is employed across all levels of our social life including family, religion. A political system embodies the passable rules and political methods within a society. Religion on the other hand refers to a behavior particular to a social-cultural system, made up of practices, worldviews, texts, morals, prophecies, organizations, sanctified places, and ethics, which show the connection between humanity and divinity.

In terms of the relationship between both terms, Politics and Religion share some characteristics in common. Firstly, both are concerned with discerning between good and evil. According to Aristotle, man is a political animal who strives for the good of himself and his environment. He is making plans and coming up with ideas on how to better his society. He tries to identify the positive elements of the society and how they can be used to achieve all round growth. Contrary to popular opinion which sees politics as a dubious subject, it is actually concerned with taking care of the people's welfare. Religion is somewhat similar in terms of its goal(s). The main purpose of any religion is to draw us closer to our conscience, thereby identifying good and evil. It helps us pick out the vices (sins) against ourselves and points us in the direction of light.

Secondly, both ideologies are being governed by a rule book/moral code. Every political act or doctrine is represented in the constitution of that society. Just like most religions also have a rule book they follow. Christians for instance, read the Bible and are expected to obey the commandments in them. Likewise, the Quran which acts as a constitution for the Muslims. The same way the Constitution of the State contains the 'Dos and Don'ts' of the society, the Bible and the Qur'an also contain the 'Dos and Don'ts' of the religions.

In Conclusion, I would like to say that in carrying out this assignment, we can see the relationship between religion and politics, as both are essential parts of a developing society.

Mariam Durosinmi

Prof. Sandi Johnson

ENGL 1301

11/6/2020

Politics Is Like Religion

Firstly, both are concerned with discerning between good and evil. In my opinion politics as a dubious subject, it is actually concerned with taking care of the people's welfare. Religion is somewhat similar in terms of its goal(s). The main purpose of any religion is to draw us closer to our conscience, thereby identifying good and evil. It helps us pick out the vices (sins) against ourselves and points us in the direction of light. For example, in the US, the Democrats and Republicans exist independently and have different ideologies. The people support whichever one they feel comfortable with. Another example, republican wanted to end migration from some Africa countries but democrats was against it.

Thirdly, both Politics and Religion give room for diversity in their choices. Politics allows the people form factions and come up with ideologies that best suit them. Similarly, Religion also allows for different groups based on their interpretation of the rule book. For example, the people are allowed to establish religious houses and be part of associations based on their beliefs as long as it is not against the constitution of the land. For examples, within the Muslim society, we have various factions like women covering face and men wear three quarter pants. Again, Celestials wear white garments and do not wear shoes while on garment.

In Conclusion, I would like to say that in carrying out this assignment, we can see the relationship between religion and politics, as both are essential parts of a developing society. Politics is employed across all levels of our social life including people. A political system embodies the passable rules and political methods within a society. Religion on the other hand refers to a behavior particular to a social-cultural system, made up of practices, worldviews, texts, morals, prophecies, organizations, sanctified places, and ethics, which show the connection between humanity and divinity.