Context and setting: put the document youve chosen into its historical setting. This portion of your essay should answer questions like the following: Was itimportant at the time? If so, why? What were the political, economic, religious, and social circumstances of the document? Who wrote it and why? What was itsimmediate impact? Who was affected by it directly and indirectly?Analysis of the text: critically examine the argument or arguments of the document. This portion of your essay should answer questions like the following: whatwere the main arguments of the document? How were the arguments made? What were the grounds for these arguments? What logical problems exist in these arguments?Consequences and conclusions: Interpret the importance of the document youve chosen. This portion of your essay should answer questions like the following: whyis this document important? Who has been affected by it and how have they been affected? Who has disagreed with it and why? What is the lasting significance of thisdocument? How has it been used in debates since it was written? Is it likely to be remembered as an important document in Christian history in 100 years?.
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