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    survive. We became the way we are, of course through God, but, speaking more scientifically, though the implantation of the sperm within the female uterus. This concept mirrors back to us what we believe to be true, it shows us how this belief came to be and how the belief that was once suspected is proven. Referring to different…

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    Socrates devoted his life to honoring the gods through everyday actions. Socrates believes that the gods are inherently and exclusively good. What separates the gods from humans is their access to wisdom and their use of it for good. Through these beliefs, he justifies his lifelong mission to teach those around him that human wisdom is nonexistent and in order to truly honor the gods, one must put aside pretensions…

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    text can be seen to mean more than just the literal meanings. The cave symbolizes the sheltered life they are living in and how the fire is the projected views they want them to see. The fire is manufactured to form their beliefs and views of the world. The chains represent the beliefs that they have and how they will not believe anything other than what they want to see. The sun represents the truth in the text the prisoner who is freed steps out of the cave and is revealed this whole other…

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    Think about the time right now and how things are seen as. What we see as right and wrong and how we handle situations. Now think about the 1600s. Do you think their mindsets and beliefs are the same as ours. You may be asking why the 1600s. Well that is the time The Crucible is based off of and I disagree with the statement “the difference between right and wrong is always clear” and will be explaining why. Their is always situations where you are not sure who to believe. For example, one…

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    African. She moved to America at the age of 28. Compared to my mother I was born and raised in America. My mother was exposed to a majority of people who influenced her closed minded beliefs. In, America there are people from all over the world so I was exposed to many more people than her when growing up. A lot of our beliefs and ignorance is influenced by knowledge gained during childhood and what we are exposed to. Growing up and trying to figure out what you want for your future can be…

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    The deadly-force defense in a self-defense claim used to justify that a reasonable amount of force is necessary against another individual when that threat is deadly or may cause serious bodily harm often found in assault, battery, and homicide cases. Lisa M. Strom, 120, (2012). In other words, deadly force is a legal action taken that could potentially kill the other person who unlawfully enters a home, attempted murder, or felony action against oneself or another. Nonetheless, there are four…

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    when discussing A Raisin in the Sun. Lena Younger is the head of the household and makes it her job to implement religion and God into the daily lives of her family. She finds herself getting heated and agitated over her youngest daughter’s lack of belief in God. Beneatha Younger is the youngest and is an aspiring doctor. She gets into a discussion with Mama Lena over the presence of God, which leads her to being slapped and having to apologize to her mother. In class, we discussed the idea of…

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    Have you ever been befuddled to the point where you feel trapped and not able to move on with your life? In the short story, “Star Food,” by Ethan Canin, a boy named Dade lets an old woman steal from the family business and catches her, but only to let her go in the end. Dade sees a part of himself in the old woman’s lifestyle by not knowing which direction to follow in life, and lets her go because he does not want to feel stuck, such as how the woman would have felt if she was put in jail for…

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    Faith and Reason Faith and reason are acknowledged as the primary sources for justifying religious beliefs. Socrates has played an essential role in reconciling both faith and reason as seen in the Plato’s text “Crito” is a discussion by Socrates and Crito about Socrates jail sentence. Crito tries to convince him to escape before the trial because of the fear of death. However, Socrates does not agree with his suggestions and faces the trial. Crito tries to reason with him, but Socrates refuse…

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    society desires should be the governing body’s duty to achieve. However, what democracy fails to realize is that sometimes humanity is flawed, and occasionally, mankind’s majority is wrong. There has been many examples throughout history in which the beliefs of societies were complete fallacies, yet were perceived to be common knowledge. This is why one should question what those around him or her say because much of what they hear may be false. In Crito, Plato writes of a possible conversation…

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