My Mormonism Class Needs a Topic - What Should I Write About?

My Mormonism Class Needs a Topic - What Should I Write About?In my Mormonism class I need a topic. I'm not sure if the class is some kind of religious cult, but it is mandatory that we write an essay on a given topic every week. I know I have to do this because I get penalized if I don't do it, but I am really struggling with this so far.I've read that the reason for this is that the church requires it, and there are no other ways to pass the class. It seems like the teachers are working so hard, and I am just trying to survive, so I really want to write something and get a good grade.What can I do to get through this? Is there any help I can get from an outside source? What should I do? I don't want to be graded on anything I write, and I would rather not get my homework all worked out at home.I don't want to write a whole Bible verse on a subject, I'd rather just find something to write about that will get me a good grade. Any advice you could give me would be appreciated. Thank yo u in advance!- - - - I get that you're trying to do well in your class, and it is helping you keep your place in the church, and it is helping you to stay in the organization. I get that. But at some point, I think you're just going to run out of things to write about. It's not like there's a million subjects that you can take a class on, there aren't even that many topics that you can get on, there are only so many hours in the day.- - - - If you need some help or ideas to get through this, I would say you could ask the church for advice, but I doubt they would give you very much, they're not likely to. And anyway, they're pretty busy with the church and also with running the church, and all the official stuff they have to do.- - - - I know that you're struggling to find a topic, and you're facing the prospect of writing an essay topic that is going to be approved by your teacher. If you have to get an assignment from the school, then you probably need to focus on what is expected from you, and what you can do to make it easier for yourself.