INPUT ARTICLE: Article: To help focus your paper, use your outline to create your paragraphs. For a short essay, you can use 1 paragraph per main idea. If you're doing a longer essay, try writing 1 paragraph for each bullet point under the main points. For instance, if you're writing a short research paper, one paragraph might be your main point "Immigration increases diversity," where you cover all your bullet points in that paragraph. If you're digging deeper, you might create a section about diversity, and then use a paragraph to cover "brings in new cuisines," another to cover "brings in new art," and so on. The best way to present your argument is to discuss the other side and show how it contrasts with your position. Explain the opposite perspective using a counterclaim, then detail why you think your position is better. You can choose how much time and space you want to devote to the other side of the issue, such as a single sentence or an entire paragraph. Try not to set up a "straw man" argument, where you don't give the other side a fair chance. You should be able to support your position without purposefully creating a weak position on the other side. Each main idea should connect to the next one, so that at the end you have a cohesive argument the reader can trace throughout your essay. Adding transitions between sections can help readers see the big picture. For instance, maybe you want to transition between a section about increasing diversity to one about bringing in new talent. You might write a sentence like, "Increasing diversity in our country doesn't just bring in new cuisines and art, it also brings in hard workers that have fresh perspectives on old problems in the workforce." Use your notes to back up your ideas by citing sources as you go along. You don't need to cite every sentence, but you should cite any sentence with a main idea that you got from another source. You can paraphrase other ideas or use direct quotes, but only use a direct quote if the author said something in a unique way. Otherwise, put it in your own words. You may want to begin body paragraphs with a quote from a relevant source. Then, explain or provide commentary on the quote and show how it supports your position. You can also use statistics to back up your research. For instance, if one of your arguments is that immigration doesn't increase crime, use statistics to back that up.

SUMMARY: Limit each paragraph to 1 idea. Acknowledge the other side of the issue. Keep your whole argument in mind as you write. Support your ideas with research.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Check your vehicle's owner or service manual to find the exact gap measurement for your spark plugs in millimeters. Then, insert a gap tool into the space between the spark plug's body and the electrode that sticks out of it. Use the tool to measure the gap, then either pry the electrode further from the body to increase the gap or press it closer to the body to decrease it until the gap matches the vehicle's specifications. You should be able to press the electrode out or squeeze it closer to the body simply by applying pressure on it using the gap tool. You can purchase a spark plug "gapper" or gap tool at any auto parts store. If you are unable to find the gap specifications for your vehicle, try the manufacturer's website. The spark plug socket has a rubber grommet that will hold the plug in place as you lower it down into the engine and make it easier to thread the plug once you have it in there. The threaded portion of the spark plug is the same end as the electrode. That end should be sticking out of the spark plug socket. It's important that you don't cross-thread your spark plugs, which occurs when you forcefully tighten it even though it hasn't seated properly in the engine. To avoid this, tighten the spark plug by hand using an extension connected to the spark plug socket. Keep screwing the spark plug in until it becomes snug. If the spark plug seems to be screwing in on an angle, unscrew it, pull it out, and start again so it seats evenly. Once the spark plug is snugly seated in place, connect a ratchet to the extension and finish tightening it. Make sure the spark plug is secure, but you don't have to put too much force on it through the wrench. Over-tightening the spark plug could cause it to break inside the engine, so only apply enough pressure to ensure the spark plug is secure. Grip the plug wire by the boot near the end and press it firmly down onto the exposed end of the spark plug sticking out of the engine. You will hear an audible pop when the plug wire is firmly connected. If the wire doesn't seat perfectly at first, twist it to the left and right as you press it down to help it pop into place. If you don't hear it click or pop, the plug wire isn't connected firmly enough yet and could pop off while driving.
Summary: Use a gap tool to correct the gap between the plug and the electrode. Place the plug in the spark plug socket with the threads facing out. Insert the spark plug and turn it clockwise to seat it by hand. Tighten the spark plug using a socket wrench. Reconnect the plug wire to the spark plug.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: The first commandment in the Bible states that "You shall have no other gods before me." Christianity is a monotheistic religion, which means that you can only worship one God, the Father. God is the Father of Jesus, and according to the Bible, He created the universe and preserves all things. The Bible explains that God appears in many forms and has power beyond what any human could understand. Believing in the power of a singular God's is one of the most important parts of Christianity. Read the story of the original sin, which is the first story in the Book of Genesis, and then read the many stories of the life of Jesus in the Gospels. According to these accounts, God sent his only Son, Jesus, to the world so that he could suffer and die on the cross to absolve humanity of original sin. The general plot of this story is that Adam and Eve succumb to temptation and commit "original sin" in the Garden of Eden, which guarantees that all humans will be born having sinned. This means that they would not have been able to get into heaven without Jesus' death and acceptance into heaven. The Book of Romans states that "God demonstrates his own love for us in this: While we were still sinners, Christ died for us." Know that in the Bible, God is made of 3 parts, including the human form of Jesus, and the metaphysical form of the Holy Spirit, which are considered the Holy Trinity. Like a triangle, which must have 3 sides to exist, God is all 3 parts of the Trinity at once, and he uses the various "sides" of Himself to accomplish His goals. The Book of John explains that "For there are three that bear record in heaven, the Father, the Word, and the Holy Ghost: and these three are one." In this quote, Jesus is considered "the Word" because he came to Earth to spread the word of God. When a Christian person dies on Earth, they are welcomed into Heaven for an eternal afterlife at the hand of God. Read about this in Romans, which states "For the wages of sin is death, but the gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord." While no one is sure what this afterlife looks like, recognize that spiritual experiences on Earth can help you understand it more. If you have questions about the afterlife, talk to a pastor or spiritual guide about your concerns or thoughts. This can help you lead a life that will ensure your acceptance into Heaven. Be confident that your belief in Jesus as the Son of God guarantees that you can have a personal relationship with God. Know that God accepts and forgives you because you believe that Jesus suffered and died on the cross for your salvation. This concept is known as the "justification of faith," and serves as the foundation for a positive relationship with God that allows for personal growth and understanding. In Proverbs, the Bible states that followers should "Trust in the Lord with all your heart, and do not lean on your own understanding." This encourages Christians to believe that their relationship with God is strong and that He will guide them, even if they don't understand His power.

SUMMARY:
Believe that there is one God, the Father. Recognize Jesus as the Son of God, sent to save humanity from original sin. Acknowledge the Holy Trinity as the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Conclude that there is life after earthly death. Trust that your beliefs will lead to a strong relationship with God.