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    What would make you choose to be selfish, or make you choose a right decision for the wrong reason?The author of The Hunger Games,Suzanne Collins, believes that even a right decision if contrived for the wrong reasons can be a wrong decision and we should choose right over wrong and be selfless for the right reasons. She conveys this when Katniss chooses to love Peeta, to keep her and family safe even if it channels breaking his heart. On page 32 it states,¨I feel like I owe him something,…

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    The mother Joanne is present, but the study does not discuss her thoughts or feelings. This paper will closer examine some of the struggles presented to this family with reflection on the Christian narrative and Christian vision. There are times in life where the answer is not black and white, right, or wrong, and the choices will impact the entire family. Issues Within the Case Study Issues related to principalism include autonomy, nonmaleficence, and beneficence can be seen in this case…

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    video game collection. Ben in his last days was as funny and joyful as any other day of his life.…

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    The Seventh Man To begin with, the seventh man did have enough time to save K. He could have ran up to him and could have grabbed a hold of him, but instead ran the other way. He (the seventh man) knew that when K was concentrated in something he blocked out everything and everyone. Even though, the seventh man knew this he still didn’t save him. Therefore, he should not forgive himself for not saving K. First of all, my…

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    faced with a moral dilemma. Would you sacrifice someone’s happiness or even their life, I fit meant you would always have happiness? Chances are many people would in fact answer that question with a yes. Often times, there must be a sacrifice in order for a community or society to prosper. Omelas, or as Carl Badgley called it in his critique of the story, “Oh, my loss” is the perfect example of sacrificing one life for the greater good of the society(125). “The Ones Who Walk Away from Omelas,”…

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    It seems as if every day, we have to make choices. Whether these choices are what to eat for breakfast, debating whether to skip on the take out dinner, or even what to get each family member for the holidays. The Free Will argument is the predictability of the physical brain and the mental states. The brain is what we think causes us to act or think a certain way, but it is actually the universe and the laws of nature that play a significant role in the determination of our choices. The choices…

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    Genetic Engineering is the modification of an organism 's genetic composition by artificial means, often involving the transfer of specific traits, or genes, from one organism into a plant or animal of an entirely different species. With this new, rapidly growing, technology we are now able to do things that we once thought were impossible. In Ethics and the New Genetics, the Dalai Lama addresses problems that we need to consider as we continue to explore this microscopic world that we have…

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    The leading existential philosopher pf the twentieth century, Jean-Paul Sartre, in his book “Existentialism and Human Emotions” states that existence precedes essence. Existence comes before your soul, believes, and characteristics—you exist and create who you are. By nature we are greedy and competitive, but we have a choice. It is not “essence precedes existence.” You can choose not to be greedy, you can choose not to be competitive, or you can choose to be a good person. There is always a…

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    plant he worked at during that summer. After running out of options about escaping the draft, he was trapped. The draft then took away his the freedom and capacity to live in a defined world, and left him to choose whether or not to he wants to put his life on the line for his country. O’Brien then realizes that he had to just go and fight and also face death for reasons he couldn’t…

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    as Gods to those around them). We note our forward progression through time as an attribute. Nobody travels backwards through time and we certainly do not remain lodged in one place forever. This direction we travel is an attribute we share with all life forms and objects in nature and is an eternal law because God made it so. Between the separations of what God chooses to do as opposed to what God must do, this is a very fine…

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