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    “Socrates must be punished, there is no other way to save the Athenian way of life, for he praises the Lacedaemonians, our sworn enemy in these dark times.” Demetrius may be hot headed and not the most reasonable character, but he does have a point. Socrates praises those Oligarchic Spartans, and undermines our Athenian Democracy. So I put forth, “If we allow him to continue his teachings the youth of Athens may continue to be corrupted and grow ideas of a hegemony over the people, and throw…

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    Romanticism

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    During the late 18th century, Romanticism thrived in Britain. It typified the Classicism and Neoclassicism in the Enlightenment. As a opposition of physical materialism and rationalism in the 18th century in Britain, Romanticism extolled the beauty of nature, the individual emotions and intelligence. Percy Shelley, one of the most preeminent representative poets during British Romanticism period, largely defined Romanticism on both the passion and beauty of nature and the despair of his own life…

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    Nuland’s view on the human body as well as the soul is very unorthodox. At least from my point of view it is. Usually when the soul and body is talked about, I’ve always heard the conversation turn to religion. With Nuland, he believes in the physical aspect of life. He connects the physical attributes of the human body with the soul. Most of the time when people talk about conservation of the soul, it almost always ends up with debate over religion. I’m guessing that Nuland decided that he…

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    Atheistic Stereotypes

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    I've never seen a grown up pretending to be a 13 years old girl on you-tube before, must be a new low. Oh, I think that is a compliment, how old do I look do you think? Now I'm a little confused, why did you think I was an adult? Was it the fact I challenged you? Communicated in a grown up way perhaps, I would be really interested to know. You answered nothing of what i wrote, you denied that i have even read the bible without knowing me, you don't know my age or background. No, I went down…

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    the universe (Hellman, 1998). He imprisonment of one of the greatest minds in history slowed down technological advances and imposed fear in those who shared his beliefs. Science and religion are not enemies, still, there’s a correlation between atheism and scientific inclinations. While 95% of the USA population believes in God, only around 51% of the scientific community does, scoring as low as 7.5% in areas such as physics or 5.5% in biology (Lamb, 2010). This survey shows that religious…

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    at the prime of his art years. At 37 years old when the interwar period started, he and by then had developed many styles of his own. Following traditional beliefs of the 1880’s Picasso was baptized into the Christian Church, to later convert to atheism. He progressed with the time as atheist beliefs grew popular during the interwar period. Marilyn McCully, British expert on Pablo Picasso stated that during the elementary years of his life, Picasso’s father…

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    Ernest Hemingway’s Young Goodman Brown is an omniscient third person narrative following the diminishing of personal faith and the enlightenment of the evils behind those who deemed “good” around Goodman Brown. But what if it isn’t a dream and in fact more of realization of what the world truly consist of: sin. Brown was gives the example of a perfect Christian: from his teachings of catechism as a boy to his marriage to his beloved wife, Faith. He embarks on this journey to complete an unknown…

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    Thesis Statement~ Madalyn Murray O'hair's 1963 Supreme Court case victory removing religion from the public school system has had a directly observable effect on the breakdown of necessary teachings of ethics, morals and values at a very impressionable development period, which is leading to increased acts of juvenile delinquency, teen pregnancy, teen suicide, violence and disrespect for authority. The void created from the removal of religious teachings in public schools has exploded into…

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    satisfactory to all, the ACLU took criticism against the anti-activist and the anti-communism groups and among their friends as well. A constant battle within, such as being accused by conservatives on being more liberal and supporting causes of atheism and communism instead of defending the Bill of Rights. A constant struggle between the communist in the ACLU became well known. For instance, Roger Baldwin who founded the ACLU and became the executive director until 1950, denied supporting…

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    Throughout the text, the apparentness of Meursault’s atheism is shown; however, as learned through background information, the society at the time was a heavily religious one and atheism was illegal. The recognition of Meursault’s lack of faith aides in the development of a characterization that displays Meursault as an exact model against all societal expectations. It…

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