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Racial profiling is the demonstration of suspectin

Module 2 Project

Module 2 Project

Q Select one of the four gospels and write an explanation why you chose that particular gospel over the other three. Do not make up reasons. If your selection is made purely because the gospel is the shortest or it is completely random let me know. However, I hope that you will give it a little thought before committing to this gospel for the entire semester.

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I have selected the book of Mark which is the second Gospel in the Bible. One of the disciples of Jesus named Mark is the author of this book. It not that I have chosen this gospel that it is short or is easy to comprehend but I found it more detailed than any other three gospel in the Bible. This gospel has been broken down into three acts where each act there is a disbelief that people have put upon Jesus and has doubted him in various ways. In the first act, we find that it is the general public that doubts Jesus and does not understand that He is the Son of God.