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[OPENING PARAGRAPH: state the question plainly, why it matters, and who is asking it.]
The question
[Lay out the claim being examined in its strongest form, quoting the source exactly and citing it.]1
[Quoted primary source text, exactly as published.] [Source, reference]
What the sources say
[Work through the evidence. Each factual claim carries a footnote to a source the reader can check.]2 [Distinguish clearly between what the source says and your interpretation of it.]
Scripture
[Bring in the biblical text, with book, chapter and verse, and the translation used.]3
Conclusion
[Summarise the argument and its limits. Note anything that remains uncertain.]
Sources
- [Author, Title (Publisher, Year), page]
- [Primary source, e.g. a Qur'an translation, translator, edition]
- [Manuscript or historical source, with archive or catalogue reference]