Draft a paper on any two religious traditions (that we have addressed in class). How would the practitioner of each tradition explain their religion to the other? What for instance is the fundamental human problem according to each tradition and what solution(s) do they offer? What is the goal and what is the way to the goal (is there more than one way)? What are some rituals that are fundamental to the practice of their tradition? Who are the main divinities? How does each tradition receive and respond to supernatural beings (or god/goddesses etc)? Are there any similarities between these traditions? If so, what are they? What about differences? The essay needs an introductory paragraph introducing your thesis statement and a concluding paragraph that summarizes your argument in the paper. Your paper is to be two pages double-spaced. NOTE: Your paper should have a title (Response Paper # 4 is not an appropriate title!). I need three essays for 3 persons each one should have different ideas and written differently. You have to use a book called (God is Not One).