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Part I: eBooks Directions: Search for three (3) eBooks in any Rasmussen University Library eBook databases ( https://guides.rasmussen.edu/az.php?t=10157 ). From those three eBooks that you selected, identify one eBook that you think is most useful for answering your research questions. You will then add that source to your ABIB NoodleTools project and add an annotation. Your resources cannot be older than five years old. Answer the questions below : 1. What is your primary research question? Why do Christians unanimously hold the belief that the “Big Bang Theory” (evolution) is false ? 1. Select a Rasmussen University library database that contains eBook and search for three (3) eBooks on your research topic (remember A-Z Databases is not a database, but a listing of all the databases. Also, remember your sources cannot be older than 5 years. ) . What database did you use? Credo Reference E-Books 2. What search terms did you use and how did you adjust your strategy based on results (include number of results for each search)? I typed in, “Do Christians believe in the Big Bag Theory.” 1 . Chambers Dictionary to the Unexplained 2 (. The Evolution Wars: A Guide to the Debates 3 (. Evolution and religion 3. List one of those eBooks that you feel is the best, and explain why you selected it? 1.) Title of eBook: Evolution and religion 4. Why did you select it:I selected this book because it was very informative and I can pull out some tome points. add it to your ABIB project in NoodleTools and add an annotation for it. Remember to follow the suggestions on the APA bibliographies guide about writing an annotation . Once you have finished that task, export the annotated bibliography and past the reference and annotation below. 5. Utilizing an in-text, paraphrase a selection from the eBook that helps to answer your primary research question (you can use NoodleTools to see the in-text citation) . List the question(s) being addressed following the paraphrase. Also, provide a direct quotation . Question: W hy do Christians unanimously hold the belief that the “ Big Bang Theory” (evolution) is false ? Last update 12/02/2022

Part II: Scholarly Journal Articles · Directions: For your scholarly journal articles, use the database Academic Search Complete . You will locate three (3) scholarly journal articles that appear helpful for your research project. From those three articles, you will identify the one that you think is most useful for answering your research questions. You will then add that source to your ABIB NoodleTools project and add an annotation . Your resources cannot be older than five years old. Answer the questions bellow . 1. What is your primary research question? Why do Christians unanimously hold the belief that the “Big Bang Theory” (evolution) is false ? 2. What search terms did you use and how did you adjust your strategy based on results (include number of results for each search)? Big Bang Theory and Christianity, Christianity and Evolution 3. List the titles of three articles that appeared to meet your research needs: 1 (. Creationism, scientism, christianity and science: A study 2 (. Does Evolution Conflict with God's Character ? 3 (. Christ and Evolution and: a Drama of Wisdom ? 4. List one of those scholarly journal articles that you feel is the best, and explain why you selected it? 1.) Title of scholarly journal articles: Does Evolution Conflict with God's Character? 5. For the one scholarly journal article you selected, add it to your ABIB project in NoodleTools and add an annotation for it. Remember to follow the suggestions on the APA bibliographies guide about writing an annotation . Once you have finished that task, export the annotated bibliography and past the reference and annotation below. Peels, R. (2018). Does Evolution Conflict with God ’ s Character? Modern Theology , 34 (4), 544– 564. https://doi.org/10.1111/moth.12435 " This article discusses is how the Darwinian evolutionary process of random mutation and natural selection relates to God's character, especially as portrayed in the Christian tradition Last update 12/02/2022