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    Adam and Eve, or Adam and Steve? Many people have debated over the idea of same-sex marriage or rather anything related to same-sex. Marriage, itself, was made for the traditional bond between man and woman. It is for the procreation of future generations, and for the betterment of our children, not our sexual preferences in that matter. Throughout this paper, I will apply two arguments against moral objectivism: Argument From Disagreement and Modus Pollens, and why they are unsound in relation…

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    life. It is a time to spend with friends and family and seals a lifetime promise. Rauch definition of marriage is, " Marriage is a deal between a couple and society, not just between two people: society recognizes the sanctity and autonomy of the pair-bond, and in exchange each spouse commits to being the other's nurse, social worker, and policeman of first resort" (cite). Every marriage is a little different and is within its society of the bigger society. These benefits, give me a legal…

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    "Marriage has long been a social institution defined by relationships between men and women.” -Jeffrey S. Sutton, U.S. Miami Court Judge. Should that be true? Today after the legalization of gay marriage there has been more than 100,000 documents stating a man to another man or a woman to another women. Gay marriage should not be abolished. Banning gay marriage is a violation of human rights and amendments to the Constitution. The 1st and 9th amendments are being violated if the government…

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    prestigious history of United States of America; it has been a battle ground and at the forefront of civil rights. Throughout history we have seen everything from slavery to women’s suffrage to African American civil rights. One such civil liberty that is being brought into question is marriage. As quoted from the Washington Post “Americans respect marriage, not only as a crucial institution of civil society but the fundamental building block of all human civilization” (Anderson, 2013). Even…

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    The union usually intervened on laws that impacted civil liberties. One of the biggest cases to represent traditional vs. secular was the case of Tennessee banning the teaching of evolution in institutions. John Scopes battled Tennessee with ACLU by his side. Scopes was a former biologist…

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    was coerced into using a textbook that contained evolution, the debate became one of major national attention. John Scopes, a twenty-four year old math and science teacher, were approached by George Rappleya and Fred Robinson. The American Civil Liberties Union was willing to cover the costs for any teacher willing to violate the Butler Act, the law in Tennessee which outlawed the practice of teaching evolution in schools. Rappleya and Robinson wanted Scopes to break the law both in protest and…

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    to the American Civil Liberties Union “The Patriot Act increases the Government 's power to obtain information from wiretapping and surveillance.”(www.ACLU.org) The Patriot Act was developed to keep the citizens of America more safe from terrorist attacks. There is also a disadvantage of this Act because this an infringement of the Fourth Amendment. The Fourth Amendment prohibits the government from conducting unreasonable searches and seizures. The American Civil Liberties Union also states…

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    John Scopes Trial

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    Later, the American Civil Liberties Union (or ACLU) offers to pay court cost for anyone who is willing to test the Butler Act. “Fearful that if the Tennessee law went unchallenged other states would soon pass similar bills, the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) immediately announced it would defend any teacher charged with violating the Butler Act.” says Bradbury. The ACLU was an organization…

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    reality the negatives that came with it outweigh the potential it once had. The act gives immense amount of power to governmental agencies such as the National Security Agency, which manipulates the system and has eyes on all of America. The privacy and civil rights of the people are essentially not present at any point of…

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    Supreme Court Case Essay

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    students to school even if the service was not listed in the student’s IEP. Students with disabilities would be able to use the service dog for independent measures that a one-on-one staff member would not be required to help with. The American Civil Liberties Union wants the court to state that all individuals denied the right to use service animals at school can proceed straight to a court rather than attend administrative…

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