Paper Structure: The paper must adhere to the following structure. Part of this two-fold structure is to require students to learn, comprehend, and articulate a position that may not be their own prior to assessing such position. In How to Read a Book by Mortimer J. Adler, he winsomely notes, “You must be able to say ‘I understand,’ before you can say ‘I agree,’ or ‘I disagree,’ or ‘I suspend judgment.’”Paper Introduction:Identify and define the Religious TraditionIdentify the set of research questions that you aim to discussOverview of paperHistory of the Religious Tradition: 2 pagesDetail the “Origins” of the religious tradition Detail the broad contours of the origins to the currents of the religious traditionDetail the current historical expression of the religious traditionDoctrinal Beliefs of the Religious Tradition: 3 pagesDetail the Worldview assumptions of the religious traditionDetail the essential theological beliefs of the religious traditionCritically Analyze the Doctrine of Salvation: Christian Tradition with the Researched Religious Tradition: 1 PageDocument at least two systemic differences between the Christian tradition and the religious traditionCritically Analyze the Religious Tradition: Christian Tradition with the Researched Religious Tradition: 3 PageDocument at least four systemic differences between the Christian tradition and the religious traditionCritical engage how the Christian tradition responds to and engages with the systemic differences with the religious traditionReflective Conclusion: 1 PageUse of Sources: The credibility of your research will depend in part on your bibliography. This is a “Works Consulted” bibliography, meaning that an item is included if it contributed significantly to your understanding of the research topic. Each student must use a total of 7 sources, including the religious-traditions “sacred text.” Also, students must use three of the sources provided by the professor in the “suggested resources” section of the syllabus.A note about sources:Make use of a primary text per religious tradition. E.g., if writing on Islam, use the Qu’ran; if writing on the Roman Catholic tradition, use the Christian Scriptures and Catholic Catechism; etc. Give quotations where needed. Provide citations as follows: Matt 24:14; Gen 12:1–3. These sources are a given and do not count for one of the four sources.