Me too, nooo idea if I even answered the question, what kind of things did you talk about? I was really unprepared because I'm not too stressed about how I go in SOR so I wasn't sure if you were supposed to talk about the question in relation so significant person, practice, beliefs or what
yeah
john paul II/baptism/bioethics
all intertwined
baptism initiation ritual into a life of christ whether aspersion, immersion or iffusion; an individual requires to develop an authentic religious identity (i.e. in response to their baptismal call) (baptise all nations verse) and others
so for example john paul bioethics > quoted him in his encyclicals > e.g. that abortion is murder and is therefore not permissible - so John Paul responding to his baptismal call by never letting the influence of the scared texts dissipate, but rather they influence the living and dynamic religion that operates > so by john paul II equalizing abortion with murder, connoting it as the "deliberate and intentional killing", we can refer back to the sacred text being the bible "thou shall not kill" (exodus 20:13)
so this presents that the sacred text is foundational in formulating contemporaneous bioethical standpoints, and john paul II is the magestirium who communicates this and always creates a reconciliation between the present belief and sacred text - they are inseparable from each other
so I did that for euthanasia and suicide as well (even though suicide is not contemporary, he still talked about it and reaffirmed its immorality, again creating the link between bible and his communicated word)
did a bit about unity, as God has taught as to love one other, quoting his other encyclical "unity is the divine will of God"
etc etc
I wrote 5 pages for that
religion and peace was amazing, we got the same question as our assessment task a few weeks ago, just not the quote (which was so easy to disprove anyway - as the texts are foundational in guiding an adherent into a state of inner peace)