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Instructions

Throughout this course, you will participate in 3 Discussion Board Forums by 1) posting a thread in response to the stated prompt, and 2) posting replies in response to classmates’ threads. In order to earn full credit on any of the forums, you must follow all of the guidelines explained below.

Each forum is designed to enhance your learning experience as you write about your ideas, perspectives, and experiences, and receive feedback from your classmates. Both the frequency of your participation and the depth of the content that you write will affect your grade. Use the Discussion Board Grading Rubric to improve the quality of your contributions and follow the specific requirements described below.

THREAD

Each forum prompt presents 3 questions; your thread must answer 2 of the 3 questions in at least 300 words (150 words per question). This guideline promotes writing that is thorough, yet concise enough to permit your classmates to read all the threads. You must include references to the Bible, the textbook, and at least 1 additional outside source to support your positions. References must be formatted in current Turabian style. First person perspective (e.g., “I” or “we”) is allowed in all your posts.

The Post First feature has been activated in the Discussion Board Forums for this course. You will need to post your thread before you will be able to view and reply to other students' threads.

Each thread is due by 11:59 p.m. (ET) on Friday of the module/week in which the forum is assigned.

REPLIES

After reading your classmates’ threads, you must reply to at least 2 threads. Each reply must be at least 200 words (100 words per question) and must follow current Turabian style as necessary. The reply posts must be supported by references to the Reading & Study materials, must evidence thoughtful reflection on the topics, and must advance the discussion.

Be sure to click “Reply” within the thread to which you intend to respond. Also, note that “I like what you said,” “That’s a good comment,” and “I disagree with your comment” do not count as complete replies in and of themselves. Rather, stating why you liked or disliked the comment, adding additional thoughts or ideas to the original comment, and/or providing alternative ideas or thoughts when you disagree will count as a reply. Courtesy in any disagreement is expected.

Your 2 replies are due by 11:59 p.m. (ET) on Monday of the module/week in which the forum is assigned.