What additional things might you need to learn about in order to strengthen the convictions you are defending in this paper?

C‌‍‍‍‌‍‍‌‌‍‍‍‌‍‍‍‍‌‍‍hoose 3 questions from the statement of belief essay for further inquiry. Pick the ones that were either most interesting to you, the ones you felt you’ve changed your opinion on, or the ones you feel most strongly convicted of. Most especially, pick the ones that are causing you anxiety or worry. This is a natural reaction when your deeply held beliefs are challenged. – Introduction, 1 paragraph Once you’ve chosen your issues, restate briefly what your beliefs were concerning those issues at the outset of the course. Don’t quote your statement of belief essay directly, instead try to capture the essence of those answers in the briefest possible summation. You should make mention of only the most relevant autobiographical details that shaped your moral worldview, before the beginning of this course, by way of explanation. – Subjecting your specific ethical beliefs to an interrogation, 3–6 paragraphs total – Then, devote 1–2 paragraphs to each of the three themes you’ve selected to articulate how those beliefs have been impacted by the arguments of the course, either positively or negatively. This will require the recapitulation of the arguments in the course that either changed your position, or that you had to refute. If your belief changed, which arguments convinced you? And if your opinion has stayed the same, explain why the arguments opposed to your view failed to persuade you, and which arguments convince you that you are right. – Defense of your Position Next, defend your convictions, whatever th‌‍‍‍‌‍‍‌‌‍‍‍‌‍‍‍‍‌‍‍ey are, against objections. This will require some additional research on your part. Find at least one article that disagrees with your position for each claim you are defending (. three articles total) and argue against your detractors. Use logic and reasoning to show how your opponent’s arguments are invalid, unsound, fallacious, incomplete, or inconclusive. 6–9 paragraphs. – Coherence Check Assess your set of claims for consistency. If you find inconsistencies, rectify them by either changing one of your beliefs, or explaining how an apparent inconsistency is not a true inconsistency. 1–2 paragraphs. – Conclusion Assess the impact of your additional research. Did consideration of their arguments impact your beliefs at all? How confident are you in your position? What additional things might you need to learn about in order to strengthen the convictions you are defending in this paper? 1–2 Paragraphs 12-20 PARAGRAPHS TOTAL OR NO MORE THAN 10 PAGES. – Times New Roman – 12 pt. font – 1 in. margins – double spaced – works cited – MLA, APA, or Chicago format – use in text citations The structure of your paper should look like this, in order: Introduction 1. Subjecting your specific ethical beliefs to an interrogation, Issue 1 – Defense of your Position, Issue 1 2. Subjecting your specific ethical beliefs to an interrogation, Issue 2 – Defense of your Position, Issue 2 3. Subjecting your specific ethical beliefs to an interrogation, Issue 3 – Defense of your Position, Issue 3 4. Coherence‌‍‍‍‌‍‍‌‌‍‍‍‌‍‍‍‍‌‍‍ Check 5. Conclusion