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    When one man can move so many people to do good things in this world, you know that he is doing something really right. That's why Martin Luther King, Jr. quotes are so important to read and take to heart. They give you insight into what he believed, how he lived his life, and what made him such an amazing man that so many people in the world listened to - and still listen to. Martin Luther King, Jr. never gave up on living a life of strong morals and fighting for justice. Between the years of…

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    Have you ever thought about how many differences and similarities there are between Buddhism and Christianity? There are sometimes very few differences between each individual religion. On the other hand there can be several similarities. There can be differences between their origins, spiritual leaders and even different places of worship. Some similarities can be in the rules they go by and their main language. Christianity and Buddhism are more different than similar. Analyzing religious…

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    happy in life and society. Love is a series of strong emotions, the mentality, and different attitudes ranging from the personal feelings of the joy. It can also be a virtue representing human kindness, goodness, and sympathy - "loyal concern and altruism towards others". It could also describe the actions of humanity and sympathy for others, yourself or the animal. In the first poem "Love 's Deity" by John Donne, the poet has used…

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    My research into Dawkins’ popular, modern scientific view in ‘The Selfish Gene’ satisfied the problem of individual instances of altruism encountered by Hobbes, due to the distinction between selfishness at a genetic rather than personal level. Dawkins’ proposals present to me a number of philosophical problems. The individual can be considered as ethical, as an evolutionary tendency…

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    kidneys failed… the organ became injured or developed cancer. The more I learned, the more nervous I became about the logic of my decision at age 18 to donate… Donors are lauded for their altruism and bravery for what is promoted as a benign procedure with low long-term risk. We are told about neither the reality of donation risks nor the scarcity of data that’s available.’’ Although he seems to be using an appeal to logos, he is unable to…

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    Between the World and Me offers a first—hand view of how the social effects of colonialism and imperialism affect black men today. Césaire focuses on the struggles Africans face under colonialism. He is quick to dismiss the idea of benevolence and altruism as factors in colonialism, and believes that Europe has merely succeeded in spreading their dying system to the rest of the world. According to Césaire, by forcefully spreading the system of capitalism, Europe has killed off any other…

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    Altruistic Human Nature

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    Unfortunately, I do believe exceptions exist, and that can be the result of many things, whether it being raised in violent conditions, a traumatic event, or just some mental disorder which all have the possibility of leading us off the path of altruism. In my mind, it seems clear that we don’t need a governing system to act morally right, and for the most part, we are wired for altruistic behavior and looking out for the well being of…

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    this position I will use my influence and power to help others by representing them and their issues. I will strive to shed light on issues and opinions that are not as widely supported as others like immigration reform and universal health care. Altruism has become one of my main values as I am eager to make a difference in the world of medicine through social mindfulness and charity. My biggest aspiration is to become a sports medicine physician and use this position to better the lives and…

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    In Aristotle’s description of women in society, he indicates the reasons why men are more dominant than women in societal affairs and hence its structure. As human history has shown repetitively since its formation, this has been the case. “The male is by nature superior, and the female inferior; the one rules and the other is ruled.” Therefore, Aristotle is simple detailing actuality and nature. Men have imposed their strength and will in society over women, slaves and inferior cultures. To…

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    most meaningful and challenging things from these first three units were: the silly strips of the soul of Christ and how truth is personified. It really impacted me the quote “They have torn the soul of Christ into silly strips, labelled egoism and altruism, and they are equally puzzled by His insane magnificence and his insane meekness” (Gilbert K. Chesterton) , specially after we have learned so much about different worldviews. Interpreting it in this way: we humans have got so many worldviews…

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