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    The Middle Ages were the period of time in Europe that spanned approximately 850 years from the fall of the Roman Empire in 476 to the Renaissance in 1350. This time was not known for being the easiest time in European history to live in. This time faced many hardships on an everyday basis that stretched for long periods of time. Almost anything that could go wrong did from a disease epidemic that wiped out a large portion of the population to wars that lasted several decades. The main three…

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    One of the most important development period in human history is the Renaissance. It allowed for humans escape the dark and desolate world of the Middle Ages to enter a society that illustrates the wonders and possibilities of humankind. One of the major cities in the creation of the Renaissance is Florence where influential people such as as Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, and Dante gained inspiration from. However, many scholars have wondered how this one city was able to assumption what…

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    Against Gay Marriage

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    Drehle). Baker suit, for the first time, linked the idea of same-sex marriage to an emerging line of high-court precedents establishing a right to privacy in matters of sexual intimacy (Von Drehle). Same-sex couples should have access to the same benefits enjoyed by heterosexual married couples (Gay Marriage ProCon.org). Marriage is an internationally recognized human right for all people (Gay Marriage ProCon.org). On the contrary, same-sex “marriage” is intrinsically sterile. If the “spouses”…

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    Money Man: Benjamin Franklin Benjamin Franklin had a big impact on the American Literature. His scientific pursuits included investigations into electricity, mathematics and mapmaking. He acquired the image of the self-made moralist obsessed with the getting and saving of money. Benjamin Franklin is the establishing father who winks at us, the person who appears to be made of substance instead of marble. In a general the story that takes after Franklin's life from Boston to Philadelphia to…

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    collaboration and, by contrast, great conflict between secular and ecclesiastical rulers. The Council of Nicea discussed Constantine’s desire for a Christianity to be the official religion of Rome. The Carolingians and Pippinids proved that there are benefits from working together with the church. Their dynasty was to be the first rule by divine leadership. Furthermore, the Christianisation of Europe (which in this case concerns Clovis and King Arthur) explores how secular authorities were…

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    understanding by those of good will is much harder to combat than the misunderstanding of those with ill will, or the absolute rejection by those who wish not to understand, according to King. The actions of King are condemned by his allies in the Clergy as they “precipitate” violence. King rebuts this by comparing it to a man being robbed and condemning the victim for having money which precipitated the robbery. This is both inequitable and illogical. As precedented by societies far older than…

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    A Confounded Philosophy of the Higher Being The idea of humans being fabricated only from a small amount of clay and some divine inspiration can be quite perplexing to many. Time and time again, science has sought to explain and contradict such beliefs by revealing the very biological and ecological nature for our existence has come to be. The evolution of man over the many millions of years from what was once a very small prokaryotic being seems to be the most sound, methodical, theory that…

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    Frank and his mother and closes the doors. Thirdly, he was rejected a confession the day before his 16th birthday because he was drunk. The one time the Church allowed Frank to do something was when he wanted to become a missionary, and that would benefit the church, which is probably why they allowed it. There are also a couple of examples of religious hypocrisy outside the church. According to this Bible verse: “For in the same way you judge others, you will be judged, and with the measure you…

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    Paranoid that one of us would disappear at the airport, my mother kept a close eye on us, for us kids though, it’s a blast being in a new place, seeing different sights and hearing different accents. This the first time my parents had taken all five of us kids overseas. My aunt and uncle, who had been planning this trip for weeks, met us at the airport, thereafter we headed to Long Island. An hour and a half later we arrived at Paul and Shauna. They welcomed us so warmly, moving out of their…

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    Today, we know how the plague was spread and why it spread from Asia to Europe. In the 14th century, no one understood it. They did not understand how they got it, or how it spread from person to person. Some people thought that looking into the eyes of the sick would make themselves sick. The doctors that would tend to the sick attempted to treat it by bloodletting and actually puncturing and trying to drain the swollen skin buboes. Many people would avoid all human contact with the sick,…

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