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Alan Quezada
Professor Wheatley
HON171
31
October
2021
Virtuos vs. Vile (intro/thesis) Draft
Intro
As living, breathing-conscious people, we have the
ability to discern whether
what we believe in our hearts is good or evil. This complexion of two polar opposite
items, ironically can be jumbled around by the same people. The selection of Be’re
Shit’s, Genesis and Lysistrata as the centralized passages for the use of comparisons
between virtuous versus vile will serve as great contemporaries. (thesis)
At the moment
of making a decision, human behavior is either affected by emotions or consciously
acting, which means no matter how a person feels in the moment, one chooses to do the
right thing.
Examples of this can not only be articulated
in the two passages, but in
everyday decisions we make. Shining light on what we do not like or do not know is
essential to progressing as a collective. With hundreds upon thousands of cultures will
millions of people, understanding what makes good righteous, and bad vile to specific
peoples. What we say is inherently good or bad has shifted, altered and reformed
throughout history. (1)Where aggregate data shows us many things of studies done on
infants of all parts of the world and in different cultures, the results can vary. However,
aggregate data is just that collections, not one hundred percent of all the data presented
in an aggregate datasets is true. There are plenty of outliers within it all, just like its not
fair to say all humans are born evil or righteous. The complexity between human
relationships/conditions is too large to gather it all in one statement. My arching claim
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will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
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Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
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other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
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abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
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translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
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● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
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(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
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A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
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by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
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body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
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events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
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ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
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Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
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(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
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● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
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(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
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A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
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by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
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body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
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events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
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ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
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Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
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(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
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● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
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(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
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A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
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by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
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body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
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events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
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ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
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Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
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(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
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● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
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(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
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A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
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by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
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body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
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events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
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ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
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Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
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(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
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● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
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(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
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A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
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the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
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body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
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events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
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ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
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Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
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(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
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● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
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(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
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A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
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by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
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body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
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events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
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ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
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Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
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(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
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● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
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(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
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A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
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by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
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body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
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events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
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ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
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Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
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(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
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● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
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(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
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A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
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by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
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body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
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events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
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ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
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Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
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(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
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● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
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(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
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A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
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by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
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body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
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events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
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ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
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Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
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(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
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● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
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(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
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A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
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by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
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body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
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events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
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ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
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Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
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(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
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● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
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(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
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A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
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by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
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body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
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events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
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ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
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Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
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(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
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● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
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(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
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A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
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by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
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body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
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events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
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ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
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Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
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(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
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● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
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(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
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A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
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by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
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body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
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events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
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ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
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Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
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(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
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● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
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(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
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A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
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by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
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body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
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events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
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ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
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Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
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(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
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● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
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(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
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A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
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by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
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body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
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events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
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ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
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Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
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(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
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● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
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(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
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A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
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by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
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body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
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events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
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ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
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Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
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(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
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● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
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(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
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A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
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by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
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body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
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events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
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ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
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Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
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(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
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● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
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(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
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A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
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by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
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body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
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events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
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ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
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Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
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(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
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● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
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(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
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A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
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by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
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body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
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events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
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ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
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Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
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(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
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● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
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(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
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A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
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by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
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body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
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events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
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ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
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Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
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(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
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● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
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(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
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A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
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by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
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body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
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events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
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ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
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Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
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(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
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● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
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(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
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A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
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by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
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body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
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events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
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ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
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Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
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(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
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● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
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(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
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A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
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by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
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body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
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events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
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ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
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Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
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(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
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● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
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(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
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A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
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by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
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body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
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events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
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ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
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Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
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(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
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● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
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(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
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A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
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by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
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body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
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events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
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ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
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Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
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(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
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● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
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(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
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A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
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by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
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body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
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events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
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ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
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Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
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(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
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● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
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(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
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A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
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by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
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body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
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events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
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ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
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Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
will be supported by a few points of connection towards it.(2) Temporary temptations
having multiple pisces of evidence residing in Genesis’s Adam and eve; lysistria’s
emperor's lustful eye. An leader but not exemplifying the attributes of heroism is
ultimately his demise caused by a woman. Men ulitmualty portrayed as incompetent
fools, who think with there intimate parts in contrast to the play's powerful woman. The
other women led by Lysistrata who knew how to convince lust-filled women to strike for
peace.
Quezada249
(3)In the first three chapters of Genesis known as holy scripture of the Jewish faith, we
see a figure referenced as “the Lord God”, this title varies from many language
translations. All creation He had made, only humans where said to have been created by
His hand, “So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them (Gen 1:27)”.
(4)In talking about Adam and Eve and how Eve ate from the tree and gave some to Adam and
ruined their lives in the garden of Eden, i'll talk about the relationship standard believed to have
been set for man to rule over woman, and that's the human relationship. Noticing a few “human”
condition points, human existence coming to be in genesis, purpose to “rule the land and beast of
the land” and how Eve has to bear children from her body. Her ‘emotional’ temptation brought
by the serpent in the garden for her to break the one morality standard put in place by her
Creator, makes the choice to break it, making her and then her husband (Adam) sinful/evil. It
was clear that Eve’s decision at the beginning was swayed by emotion and temptation rather than
logical reasoning and conscience. [The human condition is all of the characteristics and key
events that compose the essentials of human existence, including birth, growth, emotion,
aspiration, conflict, and mortality.]
Prompt question
Good and evil are often presented as opposing, and easily distinguishable, forces. And
yet, the complexity of the human condition (and human relationships) unsettles this
binary. Sometimes things are neither good nor bad, nor clearly right or wrong. Without
abandoning morality and ethics, pick two texts and consider how people’s actions are
shaped by duty, honor, loyalty, family, and responsibility (etc) rather than universal
notions of right and wrong.
Quezada250
● We cannot say one's own understanding of morality is a dependable morality
because one is not always good
● We cannot say natianic government is a good morality to have, law does not
exactly equat to morality, government has been wrong plenty of time (slavery,
injustice, genocide, stelaling of land, conquering etc.)
A claim is a focused argument that supports and develops your overarching argument.
In argumentative writing, the topic sentence of each paragraph should be a claim that
clearly communicates the focused point of that paragraph. This can be more than one
sentence. What is most important is to clearly state the claim at the beginning of each
body paragraph and support it with evidence and analysis. You will receive 15 points for
completing and submitting these preliminary materials.
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