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    This can be clearly shown in a statement that Townsend said while answering about his involvement in anti-war groups by stating, "I suddenly decided to be an objector to the Vietnam War. I then went to Sydney, I met people, I joined the groups and I read. … And that was when I got very busy, objecting, going to court and I ended up in Long Bay Gaol for a month. And in 1968 I ended up in the army prison for a month…

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    Essay On 1960s Sports

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    1960s Sports Some people would say that the way professional sports were played in the 60s seemed exactly the same as it is now. Such as expansion and development and of course, the rule change to make the games much more exciting and entertaining to watch, but the sports wasn’t the only thing that was happening in the 60s However sports wasn’t the only thing going on in the 1960 through 1969. The Vietnam War and Civil Rights was going on in the 1960s. The VIETNAM WAR was the longest war in…

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    Edwardian Group Beliefs

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    In 1903, British philosopher G.E. Moore wrote the groundbreaking work Principia Ethica. Moore applied logic to ethics and promoted the ideals of friendship and love towards others, as well as aesthetic enjoyments. Moore’s work and philosophy was believed to have inspired members of the Bloomsbury Group. This philosophy freed them from the materialistic, utilitarian, and morality of the Victorian era to their more desired, idealistic and logical philosophy. John Maynard Keynes stated, "It was…

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    Martin Luther King Ali Case Analysis

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    With his defiance, he was refusing to participate in America’s plan for a nation far away from home, especially when that plan called for murdering the enemy and violated his faith. Ali couldn’t accept betraying his faith for America while in a foreign land, only to return home to a culture of racial bias and discrimination by the country he just served. 6 Civil-rights leader Martin Luther King Jr.'s came to Ali’s defense. "He is giving up millions of dollars to do what his conscience tells him…

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    Dorothy Day Pacifists

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    to the words of Christ, and focused on keeping the Sermon on the Mount at the front of her beliefs. “We are still pacifists. Our manifesto is the Sermon on the Mount, which means that we will try to be peacemakers. Speaking for many of our conscientious objectors, we will not participate in armed warfare or in making munitions, or by buying government bonds to prosecute the war, or in urging others to these efforts”. She refused to participate in acts of war and in all ways that helped the war…

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    Just War Theory

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    participate, regardless of the consequences to themselves. Catholics in such a position to seek out the counsel of a Catholic priest or advisor in order to make a fully informed and morally correct decision. Therefore, the Catholic Church supports conscientious objectors. However many people believe that you must serve if you’re nation calls on you to do so, as a Catholic you must determine if the war is just and if it is not then you should not participate but accept the…

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    Muhammad Ali Biographical Information Muhammad Ali was born January 17, 1942, in Louisville, Kentucky. Muhammad Ali's real name was Cassius Clay Jr., which was the name given to his ancestors by the white man. He changed his name on March 6, 1964 because of the Islamic Religion. Ali was a boxer, philanthropist and social activist. Ali showed at a young age that he was afraid of anything. Growing up in the segregated South, he experienced racial prejudice and discrimination firsthand. Ali was an…

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    Muhammad Ali Biography

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    support so in 1967 his personal values was more important than his career. By refusing to abide by the rules and join the military service U.S. Department of Justice went on to pursue a legal case against Ali. They would deny his claim for conscientious objector status. Muhammad was found guilty of refusal to the military service, but later charges were drop and his name cleared after a long court battles. During this time the professional world of box strip him of his title and suspended Ali…

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    Law provides the necessity in which society is maintained, governed and protected – ensuring economies continue to prosper, and the values of justice and liberty are upheld. In the Lord of the Flies, the swift declination of stability and order, and thus the island’s descent into anarchy, showed me that the law is the most influential entity in our lives. Law also poses many questions, both philosophical and objective, and I wish to be able to explore these grey areas of morality in depth. Of…

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    to abortion is continuing based on religious and moral beliefs but the legal battle against abortion is not taking its pace’ In the article, ‘Development of a Conceptual Model and Survey Instrument to Measure Conscientious Objection to Abortion Provision’ author highlighted the conscientious hostility about clinical refusal to perform abortion and this has been discussed at large levels. Clinical objections are considered as access to abortion in an impinging way towards reproductive rights.…

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