Please No Outside sources!
Attached are the three discussions that need to be combined and the sources used to create them
After completing your discussion posts and responses, you will need to revise your previous discussions posts into a coherent final paper. You should incorporate the comments given by your peers and the professor for each individual posts. Incorporate these revisions and expand your post into a formal paper and resubmit by the final day of class. Your final paper must be at least 750 words. All steps must be taken to receive a grade for your final paper.
***DO NOT USE OUTSIDE SOURCES. IF YOU USE MATERIALS THAT ARE NOT FROM THIS COURSE YOU WILL BE ASSIGNED A FAILING GRADE ON FINAL PAPER.***
Your paper should address the following:
The thesis should address the broader topic of the course: How does divinity help people make sense of what it means to be human?
Support the thesis by answering these sub-questions:
How do the underlying philosophies and worldviews of Buddhism, Hinduism, and Jainism influence their conception of divinity/semi-divinity?
How does the Vedic religion envision divinity and its relationship to humanity, and how does this change with the emergence of the devotional traditions of the Purāṇas?
How do the Purāṇas and devotional poetry frame divinity in different ways, and how does this make the divine-human relationship more complicated and simpler at the same time?
Follow proper grammatical and stylistic guidelines, as found in the rubric.
***DO NOT USE OUTSIDE SOURCES. IF YOU USE MATERIALS THAT ARE NOT FROM THIS COURSE YOU WILL BE ASSIGNED A FAILING GRADE ON FINAL PAPER.***
Please No Outside sources! Attached are the three discussions that need to be co
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