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    1.) When it comes to religious groups in the United States, the government is suppose to follow a certain guide in dealing with them. The "Establishment Clauses " is suppose to keep the government from favoring one religious over another. When the U.S was set up the Founding Father were cautious of the Catholic Church and the Jesuits using religious groups to infiltrate U.S government. The Founding Father did not want government policy to be influenced by religion nor did they want to honor one…

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    children's hospitals as a child life volunteer and a practicum student. I interacted with patients and families who have different cultures, languages, and religions, such as Hispanic population, and Amish and Mennonite populations. During my child life practicum, I observed the bereavement care provided for an Amish family. I realized that the grief process and bereavement could be different depending on cultures and religions. I learned how I can respect and support the individual differences…

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    LGBTQ Inequality in America People inequality has been present throughout American history. One of the biggest issues nowadays besides women and racial inequality is lesbian, gay, bisexual, Trans, and queer (LGBTQ) inequality. Here are some facts. Some states do not even recognise queers or others in the spectrum. Also the first World Pride occurred only half a year ago. Gay marriage is allowed in forty out of fifty states. Suicide rates are highest among LGBT n America. So, is true…

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    addition, due to the abundance of unequivocal and ambiguous allusions alike, the book may not be a desirable read for individuals lacking a knowledge of political and popular culture in American during the late 1990s through 2000s; the aforementioned Amish are an example of such an individual. Those who are at least moderately interested in politics are very likely to enjoy the book. The wit and candor of Rich is stimulating, making the book difficult to set down. During the era in which…

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    Anti Vaccination

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    A significant amount of concern from the anti-vaccination community has been for the MMR vaccine, more so than any other vaccine, due to its past association with the preservative thimerosal (Fombonne, Zakarian, Bennett, Meng, McLean-Heywood, 2006). Thimerosal is described as “a mercury-containing organic compound (an organomercurial). Since the 1930s, it has been widely used as a preservative in a number of biological and drug products, including many vaccines” (FDA, 2015). In 2006, a study was…

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    youngest brother can be ornery. I usually have to give Devin the what are you up to now look because he is always into something. Going to church -\\ Have Amish friends, they have a lot of horses and buggies- My family has onish friends in Ohio and we visit them once a year. Sometimes when we go down there we ride there buggies (that's what Amish people have for cars). Sometimes when we ride the buggies the horses sneeze and by the time we done riding the buggies we have already took our…

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    Essay About Forgiveness

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    As humans, we encounter difficulties that create obstacles. Though we may overcome these obstacles, the experience remains and ultimately affects our behaviors further. Yet, it is not in simply disregarding these obstacles that we find freedom. For me, I struggled with the agony of unrequited feelings for months until I confronted the situation and received an apology. Hearing this directly from the source of my pain, I found closure through forgiveness. Through those months of suffering, I…

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    settle in America thus adding to the diversity of the United States. In 1681, Germans settled in Germantown, Pennsylvania. Today, Germans are considered one of the largest ethnic groups in the U.S. with 1 in 6 Americans being of German descent. The Amish and Mennonites groups settled in Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Indiana, and are known today as the “Pennsylvania Dutch.” The Pennsylvania Dutch are well known for their excellent farming skills, large families, and a very simplistic way of life.…

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    issue of caste discrimination, particularly of untouchability figures prominently in Amish Tripathi’s The Immortals of Meluha as well. Tripathi gives untouchability a new dimension. The Meluhan society follows untouchability but the criterion is different. There is an innate desire in human beings for change. The new generation…

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    Vaccines And Autism

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    in 2014, including one large outbreak of 383 cases, occurring primarily among unvaccinated Amish communities in Ohio.” This case may have a link to the one to the outbreak in Disneyland, since both outbreaks had an identical virus, however, no source was found. One child whose parents failed to vaccinate them caused an outbreak of over 125 cases in Disneyland and over 300 cases from an unvaccinated Amish family. Why would a parent choose to not vaccinate their child, and potentially cause a…

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