Formal Interview on ChristianityInterview 1-Your report on your interview will serve as the basis of evaluation for the interview. 2-The report should give a clear picture of what was shared during the interview. 3-Therefore, you should make frequent use of direct quotations from the interview, as well as other references to what the interviewee had to say. 4-However, the report should not be a word-for-word transcript of the interview; you should interpret and arrange the material from the interview in a way that makes sense to you. 5-The report should be 3 to 5 pages, double spaced, in 12-point of a standard font. While you have some flexibility in terms of structure, the report should be well-written (good spelling, grammatically correct, etc.) and have a logical organization (an introduction with a thesis statement, logical paragraph ordering, topic sentences for each paragraph, etc.). 6-Your report will be graded using the rubric on the attached
file.PLEASE CHECK THE ATTACHED FILE BEFORE YOU START. 3 full PAGESPlease do not mention any relative. For example, if you are interviewing your sister or mother just mention the name such as Jesica or Grey.Answer preview
..The person I chose for this interview is my good friend Jenny who is a Catholic and a follower of church and Christian doctrines as well. For Jenny, identifying as a Catholic does not make her special from anyone else but it guides her way of life. Essentially, Jenny claims that she became a Catholic Christian because her family was based in the Catholic Church. Growing up in church, she came to identify with the religion and denomination which she now identifies as her guide through all ups and downs of life and the anchor for my moral values. The Catholic denomination for Jenny is a way of life and the guidance for moral behavior as well as a spiritual belonging to her
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