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    Moses 10 Laws

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    them a covent. Moses put The Ten Commandments in a box and made it an Ark of the Covenant, so it could be put into Holy of Holies, a temple built by Solomon. The website bibleinfo.com breaks down the laws given to the Israelites to get a better understanding of what they mean so followers can put them to practice to enter into God’s Kingdom like he promised. The website bibleinfo.com starts off talking about giving the exact scriptures and the background story of The Ten Commandments. Moses…

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    When someone steals someone’s food to feed someone else they make a decision knowing that it can hurt someone, but may help others. Stealing is a crime and people continue to commit it, knowing that it will affect their lives negatively if they get caught. When a person steals from someone they are taking something that someone else worked hard to get. For a person to steal from someone is wrong and if they are facing hard times there is a different way that they can handle it. It is a must for…

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    “All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others,”(118). In this case, George Orwell is using the phrase “more equal” to show how leaders twist words to manipulate the population. Animal Farm, by George Orwell, is a farm that overthrows their dictator leader, Mr. Jones, but reverts back into a dictatorship over the course of the book. Satire is a way to use humor, irony, or over exaggeration to expose or criticize people’s ideas, especially in politics. Animal Farm…

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    Why did Animalism fail? In the book Animal Farm by George Orwell, a lot of commotion happened between animals and humans. The animals ran Mr. Jones out of the farm because of Majors dream, after that they made the 7 commandments. Little did the animals know that all of this was going to change over time. Also the perception the animals had shaped the experience and the actions they had on Animal Farm. I think Animalism failed because the animals let the pigs be in charge, none of the animals…

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    Aquinas 10 Commandments

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    are studied it can be seen that these may not necessarily be completely considered as a natural law they can be considered as a civil law because of the asking of the laws. The natural law is the universal law of human race for living well but the Ten Commandments is God’s main principles of natural law therefore Aquinas’s statements saying that the commandments are ultimately justified by Natural Law remain…

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    that a God that is so loving and powerful would banish evil for all of it’s creatures and creations. However, an argument could be made that evil is essential to Christian theological thinking and beliefs: without evil’s existence, there would be little to no catalyst by which to judge the intensity and the morality of good actions and justice. Humans need to endure suffering in order to progress as a species, both in terms of survival, and in terms of spiritual thinking. It is worth noting that…

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    High Reach Rule Case Study

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    controlled by a person or a company could not exceed more than 60% of the Australian population (Dwyer 2016). In 1992 the 60% reach rule extended to 75% as the outcome was to create commercial metropolitan television networks such as Seven, Nine and Ten and regional television networks such as Prime WIN and Southern Cross Austereo. In 2006 the two out of three rule was introduced and its purpose was to prevent a person or company from owning and controlling more than two media platforms out of…

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    This essay will be an analysis piece on Animal Farm (1945) written by George Orwell (1903 - 1950) through the application of Michael Foucault’s (1926 - 1984) theory of politics of truth (1997) and the idea of Panopticon (1975). By viewing through Foucault’s theories, it will help decipher the intertextuality and the multiple layers of meaning within Orwell’s piece. Animal Farm tells a story of a group of farm animals rebelling against the human beings under the leadership of two pigs, Napoleon…

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    Bible: Quote Analysis

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    Quote: “For Augustine, women were created equated with the body and men with the mind. This made women sexually dangerous to men. According to Augustine, women were more carnal than men and therefore more subject to temptation and sin” (Anderson, 182). Question: According to the video of Women in Catholicism, all of the 12 apostles were male and there for made it unjust for women to be ordained. Why must you be male, which all the apostles were, in order to be ordained? Is there support for…

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    The Bible is arguably the most important, physical component of Christianity. It is used as a guideline to show us the way to salvation, as well as a means by which we are able to know Him and His will better. Many, however, would question the validity of the Bible. Christians claim that the Bible is infallible, and “useful for teaching, rebuking, correcting and training in righteousness ...,”(2 Timothy 3:16, ESV) but even Christians disagree as to what are legitimate books of the Bible. Given…

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