Argumentative Essay

Fracking is a way to get natural gas, but it does more than that. “Just like any other industrial activity, there are risks, but good engineering, in combination with sensible and effective regulation, reduces those risks to maximize societal benefit.” (Fracking is a good idea) Due to the discovery of natural gas in the United States, fracking can save money by no longer buying natural gas from other countries. Fracking is a good idea because it provides jobs, makes energy for the United States,…

In traditional western discussion of the apostle Paul – and more specifically his letters to the church in Corinth – the viewpoint that he directly led to a discrimination of women in Christianity often arises. While proponents of this line of thinking can certainly make a convincing argument, when adding historical context into the conversation, the issue becomes less black and white. The passages that traditionally dominate discourse on this topic typically include Paul’s argument for a…

When Behl failed to change the locks or retrieve the key from Cerny after he moved out, she satisfied the factors of the relationship between parties and the opportunity to exercise care under the full duty analysis. Behl kicked Cerny out sometime in August 2013 and rented the same apartment to Copeland-Kraft August 30, 2013. Behl did not recall retrieving the key from Cerny. Behl knew that Cerny was violent, as he had pushed her before during an argument. When there is foreseeable criminal…

The Enlightenment was not for everyone, many people were left out such as women, and slaves. The Enlightenment was meant for everyone but actually were only for certain people who had certain traits such as being a European male who owned property. The Enlightenment took away power from many monarchs and dictators. Democracy was an important part of government in this time, many cities changed their government to democracy once their old ruler was overthrown. People started to realise that they…

The Florida proposal in our week one discussion left the lot of unanswered questions and a lot of argument. This week I will for some observations and some possible defenses for the humanities and liberal arts degrees. I know widespread belief that the liberal arts and humanities degrees are quote unquote, not worth it I beg to dissent. In Jay, P., & Graff, G. (2012, Jan. 5). Fear can be useful. Inside Higher Ed, I feel gives most compelling line of reasoning forum the Humanities. We see in…

During a game against the Eagles in '99,Michael Irvin was forced hard into the turf by Tim Hauck.He ended up with a cervical spinal cord injury and was forced into early retirement.The first football game was in 1869 since then football has changed,with pads and helmets . Currently we just passed Super Bowl 50.We would be better off without football because people get injured too much.Knee injuries and concussions are the most common of injuries. Concussions are the second most common injuries…

In The Outsiders by S.E. Hinton tells the tale of 2 gangs, the stuck-up, rich socs, and the rough, impoverished greasers. Pony thinks that greasers are the only ones that have it hard, and that they’re the only ones with problems.He then talks with his family who agrees, but friends who don’t.He proceeds to go to the movies and meet a girl named Cherry who talks to him about socs lives.Pony then decides to learn more and realizes that even if you’re given whatever you want, that you will still…

About 3.2% of the United States is vegetarian, which is equivalent to about 7.3 Americans, according to a Vegetarian Times article written in 2015 on vegetarianism in America. One of these vegetarians is my aunt, Jowell, who I have had the pleasure of conversing with about her reasoning to decide to make such a dramatic change in her diet. There were many things she took into consideration when making this decision, and it came down to her beliefs and what was best for her. Some of her reasons…

There are three timetables worth looking at in terms of human germline modification using CRISPR method. The first one is the short term; how the technology will affect people and society in the first five years of its implementation. The second one is the medium term; how the technology will have impacted healthcare, society and people in the first hundred years of its implementation and lastly the third one, which is the extreme long term; how the technology will have affected human evolution…

Humankind has made great progress towards technology in the 1950s, such as the television; however, as children give up reading and playing outdoors to plug into the television set, one might wonder whether we are progressing or regressing. Ray Bradbury might have been afraid of the world that he had predicted, a future where technology hinders us more than it helps. He wrote about such a thing in the short story, The Pedestrian, where he described living in a technological world -- ruled by…