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    Personal Ethics Statement: An Ethical Mind Allisa Bell Concordia University - Portland Personal Ethics Statement: An Ethical Mind There are several theories that can help to shape the ethical mind by providing a base perspective of what is ethical. My own ethical characteristics which include being honest, fair, compassionate, courageous, patient, and generous are based on my perspective of what is ethical which developed through learned behaviors and actions. According to Willard (n.d.), the…

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    characteristics and demonic possession is unmistakable. However, there are specific indicators of possible demonic possession such as: knowledge of hidden or remote things which the victim had no prior knowledge to, aversion to anything holy, and profuse blasphemy, which is the act of insulting, or showing severe hatred towards…

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    Ancient Rome and China, specifically that of the Han dynasty, share some interesting comparisons, although they were miles apart. Rome can be characterized as a militaristic, artistic, and grand in not only its stature but its accomplishments. We take influence from this culture today in many areas such as government, art, and philosophy. Ancient China can be described, similarly, as militaristic, inventive, and spiritual; not to mention, with many of its success still alive today in the forms…

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    to define as crime such as murder, theft, kidnapping, and arson. However, throughout history there have been many things that could make you a criminal by past rules and regulations that are common place in today’s world. An example of this is blasphemy a crime that in the middle ages would have been punished by death, however, today it is as common as it is accepted. With that being said we will refer to a criminal as a person who has went against what is acceptable by the current government…

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    not be killed by other people, whatever the case. The death penalty is something that has changed the law system worldwide, it has been used for thousands of years, at the beginning of its early use it was well used for most crimes like stealing, blasphemy and killing if they were caught, back then the value of a human life was…

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    prophecies and suggesting that I had been bribed as well. Moreover, even though he has vowed to “steer the wisest course” (179), I can attest to his hostility as a threat to the security of this city. Thebes shall soon suffer the punishments for Creon’s blasphemy in his treatment towards Polyneices. The sickness and destruction…

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    A professed Muslim, Jew, Buddhist, Hindu, Sikh, Atheist or Agnostic might get a Democratic nomination and, or, a Republican party nomination but they will not get elected as President of the United States. The United States has had 44 Presidents and 43 of them were Protestant. The only President that wasn’t Protestant was John F. Kennedy. He was Roman Catholic and he was assassinated. Although, he hasn’t been the only President who has been assassinated, he has been the only President that…

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    Frederick Douglass’ Narrative In the struggle against social injustice, first-person accounts serve as a tool of the highest persuasive power. A single strong voice, if properly heard, can stir an entire nation into action. This was especially true during the abolitionist movement in the United States in the 19th century. While there were many factors stimulating the fight against slavery, its cause was aided in great measure by the written word, specifically, in form of slave narratives. One of…

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    especially of the upper classes, is represented and criticized. The tone becomes ingenious and cynical in its vision of human nature, satirical, amoral, spicy and always on the verge of laughter. The dramatists receive hard attacks for frivolity, blasphemy and immorality, for all of this, the respectable citizens avoid attending the theaters. The Restoration is known by its licenses (The Origins of the English Novel, 136), in which the own monarch Charles II is, a man interested in the progress…

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    Same-sex Marriage Must Stay Whether or not to legalize same-sex marriage has been a highly controversial and debated topic in the United States for many decades. In the 1970s, the first civil suits seeking marriage rights of same-sex couples were brought to U.S courts but did not prove successful. Not until 2004 did same-sex marriage see its first statewide legalization in the United States. Today, same-sex marriage is legal nationwide as of June 26, 2015. However, the ruling is still met with…

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