On 5/6/02 11:55:00 AM, Yousef
Al-Rahmani wrote:
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>Exercise 2.1: Finding the
>Questions
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> 1.
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>In the space below, write the
>title of your tentative topic
>(e.g. Internet addiction)
>authenticity of the Bible and
>the Qur'an
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> 2.
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>Briefly state why you chose
>this topic.
>I live based on my faith and
>what God ordered me to do. as
>a muslim I take that from the
>holy Qur'an. Christians take
>GOD's word from the Bible.
>both of us, believe that these
>books are perfect and holy and
>they have the perfect truth in
>them .... I'm trying to find
>which one has the perfect
>truth because its going to be
>either in the Qur'an or the
>Bible.
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> 3.
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>Spend about five minutes
>listing what you already know
>(if anything) about your
>topic. For example, are
>you aware of any interesting
>facts, common misconceptions,
>your own assumptions,
>important people
>or institutions involved, key
>schools of thought, the extent
>of the problem, current
>trends, etc.?
>*I have done a light research
>on the same topic.
>* I have several conversation
>wit hpeople about this topic.
>*most christians thinks that
>Mohammed equals Jessus in
>Islamic faith.
>* I'm sure that its impossible
>that both of them is right,
>one of them has to have it
>"truth"
>* the diffintion of some main
>factors in both religions are
>different.
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> 4.
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>Now spend at least fifteen
>minutes brainstorming a list
>of questions about your topic
>you’d love to
>learn the answers to. Make
>this list as long as you can,
>and don’t worry whether every
>question is a
> good one.
>* who wrote the Bible ? and
>how accurate that writer was ?
>* being holy, means being
>perfect, no contradictions no
>mistakes, is that true in the
>Bible and the Qur'an?
>* what did the people who
>talked about that issue said ?
>* finding a mistake or a
>contradiction in facts in one
>of these books, how much does
>it effect the accuracy of
>somebody's faith in both
>religions....?
>the old and the new testiment,
>is that suppose to be a factor
>that would support the point
>that the Bible is accurate or
>is it doing the opposite?
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>...... other questions goes
>under these main lines..
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> 5.
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>If you’re working in a
>computer lab (or generating
>hard copies of the exercise),
>your instructor may ask
>you to comment on other
>students’ responses to Steps
>1-4. Focus particularly on
>what your
>classmates did in the fourth
>step. For each you view, do
>two things: add a question you
>would like
>answered about the student’s
>topic, and mark the question
>you find most intriguing.
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This is a great topic to have chosen
because of all the controversy involved. I
really liked the question concerning how
accurate the writers of the bible were. I
have always wondered how all religious
information has been compiled? Were
the stories put into these books passed
down through generations and could
have possibly changed?