Content: For this reflection essay you will be taking any idea(s) within a particular week of class and reflecting on how it could be used to inform, shape, and enrich your day to day moral life, the lives of those around you, and the world at large. It’s best not to choose more than 3 ideas, ideas that you can demonstrate are deeply related to each other. This will allow you to give a more sustained discussion of fewer ideas than to only briefly discuss a greater number of ideas. To successfully do this you will need do the following in the given order.
You first body paragraphs need to thoroughly define and analyze the idea(s) you have chosen as objectively as possible. This is a demonstration you understand the ideas in there own terms. Take time to define the ideas from a number of angles and use a number of concrete examples, hypothetical or otherwise.
Only after  you have analyzed the ideas in this way should you spend the rest of your essay reflecting on the ways you could use them to inform, shape, and enrich your day to day life and/or the lives of those around you.
Form: This final essay should be no less than 5 pages (double spaced, 1 inch margins, 12 pt. font, Times New Roman). You will need to abide by proper English grammar, and, while this is a more personal reflection, you will need to avoid language that is too informal (e.g. slang).
Topics for Reflection Paper 1: You can draw from readings or lectures, and you are not required to bring in other scholarly articles or literature into the reflection. Any secondary sources must be cited in proper MLA format and will be graded accordingly. For this paper you can only use ideas that were discussed in one of the following topics: I’m doing Judeo-Christianity