Argument Essay: The Judeo-Christian Concept Of God
Paper guidelines
Your paper should be argumentative. That is, you are arguing for or against a particular philosophical position or view. (1) First, you should have an introductory paragraph stating what your thesis is. For instance, suppose you are arguing that the presence of evil does not diminish the possibility of an all-good, all-knowing, all-powerful God—
Ex:
In this paper I will be arguing that even though evil exists, it does not mean that the Judeo-Christian concept of God is false. This is because there are other explanations available with which I agree. Namely….
(2) The body of your paper should contain a statement of the argument you are addressing (including any relevant factual information) also who makes
Your paper should be argumentative. That is, you are arguing for or against a particular philosophical position or view. (1) First, you should have an introductory paragraph stating what your thesis is. For instance, suppose you are arguing that the presence of evil does not diminish the possibility of an all-good, all-knowing, all-powerful God—
Ex:
In this paper I will be arguing that even though evil exists, it does not mean that the Judeo-Christian concept of God is false. This is because there are other explanations available with which I agree. Namely….
(2) The body of your paper should contain a statement of the argument you are addressing (including any relevant factual information) also who makes