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    constantly working, he never has time to connect deeply with society, nature and himself. Argument #1 Gone are the days in which man could communicate face to face without a computer screen or a phone. These communication rituals have faded into an abyss and have been replaced with the quick and accessible clutches of FaceTime in Skype. Nowadays, we can speak directly to each other through the click of a single button. We are glued to our cameras as we communicate with someone through pixels…

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    An Exploration of Buddhism: The Paradox of Nirvana and Anatman According to Buddhist philosophy, there are three characteristics of existence. These are that all things are impermanent and constantly changing, that suffering is inevitable and constant and the concept of anatman, or that there is no lasting self. This may seem to be a pessimistic view; however, Buddhism allows for the liberation of this endless suffering known as duhka. Through the unwavering following of the Eightfold Path one…

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    When one leader becomes notorious, his immediate peers often catch his disease. A great example of this might exist in the Cuban Revolution; Fidel Castro gained the majority of the notoriety through that war, he fell much deeper into the abyss of notoriety than his friend Che Guevara. Fidel Castro soaked up most of the negative notoriety, and in the meantime Che became an iconic figure to the Cubans. This sort of infection happened very often in history and is still evident in our society…

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    Gnostic Evil

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    Gnostic evil and the postmodern In the context of depth psychology, a link between individual experiences, gnosis and the contemporary world becomes self-evident. Therefore, during the course of the twentieth century, numerous movements embrace both esoteric spirituality and everyday encounters in multiple and highly individualised ways, providing a 'creative reinterpretation of traditional esotericism under the impact of modernity' (Hanegraaff 1996, 383). These groups are often embedded in new…

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    1 7. Select at least three poems by Dickinson of related significance and make an argument for your selection based upon a close reading of each poem. Ignorance is a prevalent theme in the assorted poems of Emily Dickinson. I have selected the poems 305, 449 and 1129 as they depict various manifestations of ignorance and also display a keen sense of irony, which perfectly accentuates the vicious condemnation of all that is (and isn’t). Poem 305 has an intriguing concept of time. It is divided…

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    While it is evident that there are some legitimate arguments made as to why pornography should be neither illegal or restricted, they all miss the point of focusing on the true repercussions that porn has in society. First, people are ignorant to the role that pornography has in the sex-trafficking trade. "It is commonly known in the anti-trafficking field that 80 percent of survivors report that their customers showed them pornography to illustrate the kinds of sexual acts they want performed."…

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    It was Bethany though, that seemed to help them through it. If she had not been able to climb out the abyss of the accident, if her life appeared to be ruined, it would be even more difficult for her family and friends to bear. However, with her bright attitude, she influenced them to think more positively as well; and therefore undoubtedly made it easier…

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    Discovering My Voice It was nearing the conclusion of my ninth grade year when the dark abyss of depression consumed me; Anxiety and sadness masked my cheerful demeanor. One of the few activities that could still bring a genuine smile to my face was art. It had been a long day of dodging small talk and forcing smiles when I decided I would spend lunch in the art room. “Where are you going?” Miss Moss the English teacher stopped me in the hallway. “The art room, that is okay, right?” I replied,…

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    When All Else Fails When one has exhausted all other options, when speaking no longer works, nonviolent direct action is the answer. When one is being pushed aside and told to wait, non-violent direct action becomes the answer. Non-violent direction action is completely acceptable because it lets the voice of the mistreated be heard, forces the issue to be addressed and is completely nonviolent. In using non-violent direct action, it calls for the voices of the minority to be heard. In 1912,…

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    the pool that flooded under the waterfall. Grant saves Lex’s life once again and saves her from drowning by pulling her onto land, they find a trail that leads back to the waterfall that turns out to be fake he goes through a door and into a dark abyss. When the door closes he is trapped. Later he gets out when the power shuts down and he gets the kids back to the visitor’s center keeping Tim and Lex safe the whole time. He didn’t do it because they are the grandkids of InGen owner. Dr.Alan…

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