Religious News is giving you the opportunity to give your readers a deeper glimpse into your thoughts. Your boss has tasked you with creating a PowerPoint presentation detailing some things you have learned about the religious practices in Oceania. You recall the scenario below while creating your presentation.You discover that a religious group has begun on the other side of town in which you are staying. You begin attending some of their worship sessions and find that the people are quite welcoming. After attending a few sessions, they invite you to live within the community they have established. It sounds like a great opportunity, and you begin to consider the offer.While talking with your neighbor, who attends church regularly, about the new religious group, she informs you that this group is most likely a cult. She has witnessed the members beginning to build large walls around their compound and bring in supplies, specifically weapons, on regular accounts. She also points out that this group resembles a cult, based on her knowledge of previous incidents.She concludes by cautioning you against moving into the newly formed community, noting that cults tend to have vary drastic views and practices compared to other religions. You assure her you will take her cautions to heart while making your decision. In the end though, will you join the cult?For your presentation, you must include the following components:Create a chart to compare and contrast the view of sacred items, practices, or areas of Oceanic cults compared to that of one religion discussed so far in this course.Create a bulleted list of assessing why members of religious groups can be divided on new beliefs or topics.Explain the values and practices surrounding cults.Justify your chosen action based on the provided scenario.Your presentation must be a minimum of five slides, not counting the title slide and reference slide. Remember to title each slide and include an introductory sentence per slide. You do not need to utilize the notes section or audio for this presentation. Include at least one image in your presentation. Remember to review the rubric to compare it with your presentation before you submit it.

*Module referred to is not required! it can be easily looked up following the prompt!*Classification EssayAssignment: Write a five paragraph, 500-word classification essay on one of the topics below.Guidelines: Keep the following in mind when writing this essay.The essay must be written in third or first person, depending on topic choice. The essay must be 500+ words in length.The essay must be typed and double-spaced. This is to allow the instructor space to type comments on your paper. If the essay is not double-spaced, the instructor will not put comments on your paper.The following file formats are the only formats accepted. If you submit a file in a format not listed below, your paper will not be graded and will result in a zero for that paper..doc.docx.rtf.pdfYour paper should have an introductory paragraph with a thesis statement, three body paragraphs, and a concluding paragraph.Steps: The following steps will help steer you through the writing process for the classification essay.Make sure that you have read through all of the material in Module 4. This is extremely important for your understanding and the success of this essay.Choose a topic from the topic list below. (Papers submitted on other topics will not be accepted.)Use the attached worksheet to answer questions about your topic and to help you with prewriting and organization.Write a working Thesis Statement. Navigate to the discussion board and post your thesis to the Thesis Statement for Classification discussion. Make sure that you give at least two of your fellow classmates feedback on their thesis statements.Write a sentence outline using the Classification Outline attachment in this assignment folder. (See Constructing a Formal Outline in your text book, Patterns for College Writing.) Save the outline and upload to this assignment folder.Write a first draft.Navigate to the Classification Essay - The Writing Process discussion board and post your concluding paragraph. Make sure to follow the directions for the discussion and that you give at least two of your fellow classmates feedback on their concluding paragraphs.Revise and Edit your first draft for organization, development, and grammar.Write and type your final draft of your paper. When typing your final draft, make sure that it is double-spaced. I do not put comments on papers that are not double-spaced. (This means between lines, not between words.)Submit as separate, labeled files the worksheet, outline, first draft, and final paper through PAWS Assignments (Classification). Instructions for accessing feedback once your essay has been graded may be found in the Getting Started Module under Content. Feedback takes time and is not instantaneous. Please be patient.Submit through PAWS Assignment (Exemplification): Each must be separate files and labeled with the names below.WorksheetOutlineFirst draftFinal paperUse of outside sources: We have not yet discussed MLA documentation, so you do not need to use outside sources for this paper. However, you may want to quote, paraphrase, or summarize from one of the essays from the textbook. If you do so, you must quote, paraphrase, and summarize correctly by using MLA documentation. See your handbook for directions. Do not quote more than three lines. Again, using outside sources is not necessary for this paper.Topic Choices (You may narrow the topics):Write an email (in the form of an essay) to your professor explaining why your English assignments have been late, presenting three or four kinds of original excuses for your tardiness in submitting assignments. Before you present your own superior types of categories of excuses, be sure to acknowledge the inadequacies of the excuses Segal lists, quoting a few and including parenthetical documentation and a works-cited page. (See Chapter 18 for information about MLA documentation.) Write an essay identifying three or four categories of legitimate excuses for handing in work late. Use anecdotes (narrative examples) from your own life as a student to explain each category.Using a humorous (or even sarcastic) tone, write an essay identifying three or four different categories of teachers in terms of their shortcomings - for instance, teachers who do not cover the assigned work or teachers who are more interested in their Facebook account than teaching in class. Be sure to give specific examples of teachers in each category using anecdotes (narrative examples) as evidence.Please complete all 4 of the files that are said to be completed, attached the files that need to be filled in.