The fact that humans are formed in the image of God has a profound influence on the character of individuals and structure of the civilizations in which they live. All civilizations in one form or another have pursued the big questions of human existence:The fact that humans are formed in the image of God has a profound influence on the character of individuals and structure of the civilizations in which they live. All civilizations in one form or another have pursued the big questions of human existence: These questions require answers and as Christians we are called to integrate and examine all areas of our lives through our faith including history. How can our faith inform our study of history? The study of history involves three levels or categories of analysis—the Descriptive the Interpretative and the Evaluative. The Descriptive is the ability to describe an event. The Interpretative is the ability to interpret or analyze an event. The Evaluative is the ability to evaluate an event with the Truth of Scripture. You will ask of historical events and ideas: Was it good that it happened? Is it right? Does it conform to biblical Truth? As you reflect upon your time in this course apply these three areas of analysis to a topic we explored. Sample topics could include (but are not limited to) the following: Assignment Description: *See the attached reflection example to help guide you (although Turabian is still required unlike this example). Be sure to also check the rubric for the assignment. Submit your reflection by clicking on the link above. Requirements: .doc file