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    Nowadays, people believe religion and science are in conflict with one another; a study created by Troy Van Voorhis, an MIT Chemistry professor, expressed how seventy percent of young adults between the ages 18-23 agreed on the perceived idea that there is an existing dispute between these branches. However, the reality is that only eleven percent of Americans belong to a religion which denies findings of modern science, and 52 percent of scientist believe that there is a superhuman being or…

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    People who don’t believe in scientific facts tend to lack the ability to evaluate complex ideas, hold religious beliefs that prevent them from accepting scientific material, and ignorance has overpowered their mindset when it comes to acknowledging scientific markings. Science is based on researched evidence, yet people’s spiritual beliefs disregard it completely. The ineptitude to comprehend expert-based speculations, the lack of information and overall awareness contributes to the growing…

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    Why do some people lie? While this may seem like a loaded question – and it is to some degree – it’s critical to answer this question (and many others) in order to developing a better understanding as to why some criminal offenders are willing to go to the extreme lengths to feign or fake symptoms of chronic or terminal illness, whereas the rest of population is doing everything they can simply to avoid the propsect of disability or disease. although lying about one’s physical and mental health…

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    Subjectivism Theory

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    For example, someone may believe what Hitler did was right and you believe he was wrong. You are both legit because subjectivism is based on feeling rather than opinion or truth. “People have different opinions, but where morality is concerned, there are no “facts” and no one is “right.” People just feel differently about things and that’s all there is to it.” (34) This will not take into account that as we learned previously…

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    What are two things that humans looked for in life since the dawn of time? Ever since the dawn of time humans have sought out knowledge, and the truth. The main character in “By The Waters Of Babylon” John, was consumed by the knowledge and truth. Knowledge and truth is what influenced John into being able to go through such hardships. john even said, “My knowledge made me happy--it was like a fire in my heart” (p. 312, line 35). John is set up with an easy way to get what he wanted. Only the…

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    Sam Harris article’s “Lying” speaks of lies and their effect on human relationship. The author gives explanation on a type of lie that affect other people. Also, he explains situations where people lie to favor themselves. Harris emphasizes on situations whereby lies are acceptable. The author’s opening word “not all deception are lies” makes the readers believe that certain forms of deception are accepted by the society. For instance , a woman who puts on a wedding ring to deceive…

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    Adnan's Typology

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    Although some argue that Adnan is Sketchy, He is actually chill because he talks very smoothly and does not hesitate. When Adnan is questioned by police or Sarah about anything involving the murder he does not take time to answer the questions as if he were making up lies. Instead, he answers clearly and quickly to show that he knows what he is talking about. When Adnan was asked about how Hae impacted his religion and if that angered him or not he fluently answered, “I never felt as if, you…

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    To be clear, the ordinary common sense view of personal identity being endorsed here posits knowledge claims of personal identity are objectively valid statements because these claims are priori truths. But I digress, this definition is of itself an act of charity because ordinary common sense does not simply presuppose more, but rather the consensus seems more of a pithy assertion concerning any fact of the matter. Continuing on, objectively valid knowledge claims are claims about things in the…

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    Not everyone has the same sacred place because if everyone had the same sacred place then that sacred place wouldn't really sever it purpose now would it. But it OK for people to have a common sacred place it might be exactly the same but they share some of the same aspects. For example a person sacred place might be the middle of the forest where it's quite and your surrounded by trees, plants, animals and maby even a little creek or stream, now someone else sacred place might be corn field.…

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    Angelica McMullenInoculation Theory is one of the methods for preventing persuasion by strengthening our existing beliefs or attitudes. The book compares it to the biological response we have to a vaccine when we try to prevent an illness by a virus. The methodexposes people to weak arguments in favor of the opposition. This exposure to weakened arguments allows the subject to develop stronger refutations to the oppositions message. Just like how a vaccine prepares the body to fight a virus,…

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