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Assignment
Movie of choice is: Finding nemo
Write a theological reflection on a recent (within the last 25 years) movie of your choice. Give a brief summary of the plot, identify some of theological themes illustrated in the movie, and evaluate the theological view(s) espoused by the film on these themes.
In one or two paragraphs, give a brief summary of the plot of the film and its primary theme or main point.
Identify any theological themes, aspects or symbolisms found in the film. Analyse the film and determine its (explicit or implicit) view of God, humanity, redemption, saviour/Christ, evil, suffering, creation, humanity, sin or other relevant theological doctrines. You should not cover every theological theme; most films primarily interact with only one or two. Choose the most significant one or two to interact with.
Finally, evaluate the theological view(s) espoused by the film and give an argument (with clearly specified reasons) for your conclusion . Try to think and argue theologically using the tools and understanding from the course.
Learning Outcomes
Setup: Succinct summary of plot and theme(s) of the film appropriately setting up the theological evaluation
LO2. Apply the approach of systematic theology to demonstrate a broad understanding of Christian belief.
Description: Clear identification and explanation of theological themes as utilised in the movie
Contrast: Identification of orthodox positions on these theological themes, as contrasted with those in the film
LO1. Evaluate systematic theology as an approach to understand the foundations of the Christian faith in
Scripture and religious practice.
Analysis: Robust theological reflection and analysis of theological themes in the movie
Presentation
Structure: Clear and logical arrangement of ideas; valid conclusions
Written work is clear, grammatically correct, and conforms college guidelines
Research: Clear and appropriate utilisation of and interaction with at least 4 other scholarly resources (books, journal articles etc.)
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