A study of the life of Paul the Apostle.Study and Analyze

The paper is to be double spaced, left justified, one inch margins, written in Times New Roman 12.
The paper is to be 8-12 pages long.
Pages should be numbered.
References to sources are to be made using the same format throughout the paper. Most students are accustomed to MLA. The key to success in this aspect of the project is consistency.
There is to be a “Works Cited” section at the end of the paper (not included in the 8-10 page length) that indicates primary and secondary sources actually referenced in the body of the paper.
Sources
Both primary (the Bible, ancient writings, apocryphal gospels, etc.) and secondary sources (books, articles about the primary sources) are to be used.
There is a minimum of six sources required. The required text may not be used as a source but recommended texts may be used.
Both books and articles should be utilized as secondary sources for this project.
Secondary sources should be of an academic nature.
Internet sources are fine as long as they are academic sources for example, Catholic Biblical Quarterly
Internet sources must be drawn from the Hannon Library database. The ATLA Religion Database a useful place to start your research.
A good internet site for research is http://catholic-resources.org
Another good internet research site is http://www.ntgateway.com
Students must have at least two traditional sources. Topics chosen for this paper are to be related to the New Testament. The Epistles of Paul
-A study of the life of Paul the Apostle
-Pauline theological themes
-Who is God? (Theology)
-Who is Christ Jesus? (Christology)
-Who and what is the Church? (Ecclesiology)
-Paul’s attitude towards women