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Differentiated Unity: Becoming One While Maintaining Uniqueness

Differentiated Unity: Becoming One While Maintaining Uniqueness

INSTRUCTIONS

  1. Write a reflection paper on marriage as presented by Balswick in Chapter 4 under the section on “Differentiated Unity: Becoming One While Maintaining Uniqueness.”
  2. Reflection papers should be from 300 to 500 words and must show a level of critical analysis that reflects your understanding of the reading as well as your own personal response.
  3. Compose the paper in a Word document.

 

7.3 UA: Reflection

Carefully following the instructions for this assignment, write a reflection/summary paper that demonstrates:

  1. An understanding of the assigned reading.
  2. A capacity for critical analysis.
  3. An ability to apply the material in a practical manner.

Unlike a research paper, a reflection/summary does not require footnotes or references because it is a specifically assigned reading. Your own words are preferable to quotes in that the focus is upon your understanding and application of the information that has been presented.

Your paper should:

  1. Be 300 to 500 words in length.
  2. Be submitted in a Word document with one-inch margins and double-spaced.
  3. Be written according to APA Writing Style Guidelines: See Writing Style Guides under Course Introduction.

It will be evaluated according to the following guide:

Possible Points 20

Content: (10 possible points)

Intent – Does it demonstrate an understanding of the assignment?

Application – Must show a level of critical analysis that demonstrates the student’s ability to apply the material in a practical manner.

Construction: (5 possible points)

Format – Written in a Word document with one-inch margins and double-spaced.

Creativity – Is it obviously original?

Academic Propriety – Are correct spelling, proper grammar and well-formed sentences apparent?

Length: (5 possible Points) 300 to 500 words

 

UNIT SEVEN INTRODUCTION

The Unit 7 Handout stresses that the biblical concept of “cleaving” is not the same as becoming “one flesh.” What God Has Joined Together gives a biblical foundation for showing that cleaving is an emotional and mental process and not a sexual relationship. Men Are Like Waffles; Women Are Like Spaghetti emphasizes that cleaving is necessary in order to properly prepare for a satisfying physical relationship. The Family introduces the concept of a unity that retains differentiation.

  1. Comprehend the importance of the principle of cleaving: a Biblical marriage covenant is based on the cleaving of a male and a female—from the words, “and shall cleave to his wife.”
  2. Complete a critical/reflective writing on, “Differentiated Unity: Becoming One While Maintaining Uniqueness,” using proper grammar, spelling, syntax, logic, and so forth.

 

 

 

 

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