Prompt: Your analysis should include the following: What do you see as the central ARGUMENT or purpose of this text (DIVINE NAMES)? What factors are predominant in determining HOW the author writes theology? That is, what are the author’s intellectual resources or guiding principles? What are the merits and/or limitations of the text’s argument and/or its way of writing theology? Work toward formulating a robust thesis that responds to all (or most) of these questions.
Specifics -12 point, Times New Roman font, double-spaced, 1-inch margins ; Each body paragraph should have 2-3 quotations from the text.
How to write a theological Analysis: Since theology is reflection on God, ourselves, and the world, a theological analysis critically evaluates the form and meaning of a theological text (how it reflects on God, ourselves, and the world). You must make a critical argument about how the text should best be understood, well-supported with textual evidence and careful argumentation. Your analysis should end with an evaluation of the merits and/or limitations of text that builds off what your analysis has shown.
*Starting at chapter 4 in the document (pg. 13) they begin to go into detail about 5 of the most important divine names, “good” (13), “light”(15), “beauty,”(16) “being”(26), and. “one”. One possible approach to the analysis could be choosing one of these names to focus on.
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