Introduction

You will now bring it all together in a final term paper. Your assignment is to submit a rough draft, which counts as a grade. Use the essays you have written and the feedback from your professor to compile the term paper rough draft. In the final module of the course, you will polish the paper and submit the final draft.

Module Objectives

Student will be able to:

• Compile previous essays, responses, and feedback to form a rough draft of the term paper.
• Or, students will compose a publishable essay from a selected module.
• Appropriate the knowledge of how God reveals Himself in creation, of the history of science, and of the thought of the last three popes.

Assignments

Feedback

• Review any comments from the professor.

Readings

• Read your previous essays from this course and feedback from your professor.

MOST IMPORTANT GRADE: Term Paper or Essay

• Complete one of these assignments for the final 50% (total) of your course grade.
• The rough draft is due for 10% in Module 14.
• You will submit the final paper in Module 15 for 40% of your total course grade.

Term Paper: Compile previous essays to form a rough draft of the term paper according to the format provided by the professor. Download the Term Paper Format here. Propose a title for your term paper. Submit the rough draft in Blackboard.

Publishable Essay: Compose an essay (1,000-2,000 words) to elaborate on your studies in one of the course modules. The essay should follow the protocol for publication provided by the professor. Download the publishable essay instructions here. Ground your essay in the research we have done. Then go beyond it with an opinion of your own about the future of the integration of science and theology. Submit the rough draft in Blackboard.

NOTE: You will earn a 100 for submitting a complete rough draft. It doesn’t have to be polished, but all the content should be there for a quick inspection. This is meant to help in your success on the final assignment.