Question: Is Sampson a type of Christ or not?

A Thought Paper is a 600?700 word paper that
thoughtfully answers a question regarding the Biblical text. Thought
Papers are simply structured:
? the student?s name and the selected question go at the top
? then follows a concise but informative thesis statement (1?2
sentences) that summarizes the student?s considered response to
the question
? then follows the body of the paper in which the student
develops their own thoughtful answer to the question through
analysis of relevant texts/readings from the course
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Grading: Thought Papers will receive a grade of up to 20 pts based on
the quality of the student?s own thought/analysis, interaction with the
readings, quality of written communication (grammar, spelling, etc.), and
attention to expected length (too long or to short will also result in lost
points). Reliance on web-based materials or other students? contributions
in the discussion board?rather than the student?s own reflection and
engagement with the material

General comments about the Discussion Board: Responses should focus on the objective. The goal is to communicate and
learn. It is not to win arguments, put others in their places, demonstrate
indignation, or parade superior intellect.
? Responses should not avoid debate. It is always necessary and encouraged to
present opposing views, different opinions, and controversial topics. However,
this should be done in a positive and constructive manner.
? Eliminate the three C?s Dale Carnegie advised that to win friends and influence
people, one should avoid criticizing, condemning, or complaining.
? Avoid sarcasm. Sarcasm usually comes across as hurtful and hateful in intent.
In the same vein, learners should avoid dictatorial or condescending remarks,
commands, and threats.