Reading and Response
Source A “Is the Earth Flat?
What is the central idea or issue in the article?
What do you see as the main claims the author makes (offer 3 that seem significant to you)?
What type of evidence is used to support these 3 claims and how is it explained?

Source B “Discipled Science”
What is the central idea or issue in the article?
What do you see as the main claims the author makes (offer 3 that seem significant to you)?
What type of evidence is used to support these 3 claims and how is it explained?

Source C “The Campus Culture Wars”
What is the central idea or issue in the article?
What do you see as the main claims the author makes (offer 3 that seem significant to you)?
What type of evidence is used to support these 3 claims and how is it explained?

Source D “Truth and Tolerance in America”
What is the central idea or issue in the article?
What do you see as the main claims the author makes (offer 3 that seem significant to you)?
What type of evidence is used to support these 3 claims and how is it explained?

Source E “Why Do We Believe Things That Aren’t True”
What is the central idea or issue in the article?
What do you see as the main claims the author makes (offer 3 that seem significant to you)?
What type of evidence is used to support these 3 claims and how is it explained?

Source F Chapter 4 from 1984
What is the central idea or issue in the article?
What do you see as the main claims the author makes (offer 3 that seem significant to you)?
What type of evidence is used to support these 3 claims and how is it explained?

Thematic Connections
What theme or topic do all the articles seem to share? Explain.
What smaller themes or topics do any combination of three sources share (find 1 or 2) Explain.

Reading and Response Source A “Is the Earth Flat? What is the ce...