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    According to HG Wells, “If we don't end war, war will end us” (Things to Come). In A Separate Peace, by John Knowles, the main character Gene struggles with the wars around him. Gene struggles at Devon, an all boys preparatory school during the World War II era. At Devon, Gene faces the struggle of finding peace and many conflicts throughout the story along with the other boys, Brinker Hadley a natural born leader, Phineas his sporty best friend, and Quackenbush a dislikeable crew team captain.…

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    Some Hindus consider Jesus to be an appearance or manifestation of the Supreme Being and point out similarities between Krishna and Jesus' teachings. Some Buddhists, including Tenzin Gyatso, the 14th Dalai Lama, regard Jesus as a bodhisattva (i.e. a being with enlightenment motivated by great compassion) who dedicated his life to the welfare of people. 8. Jesus Christ is the Son of God In his time the religious authorities in Judea asked for his death…

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    Rushil Rawal Professor Mattson English 1A 16 September 2015 Rawal_Rushil_Lab2 Envisage if your underdeveloped child was killed and kept frozen for a group of scientists to perform stem cell research. There are many cases in which embryos are being used for stem cell research. Nowadays, innocent embryos are being frozen and eventually killed on the purpose that their 150 cells will be used to create any type of cell for the future insertion pertaining to living human bodies. Killing embryos is…

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    “Before we find world peace, we gotta find peace and end the war on the streets” Tupac Shakur - Quote from John F. Kennedy. Sometimes it is necessary to fight for freedom. We sometimes have to fight to protect and sometimes, in the worst cases, we have to kill for surviving. It is impossible to kill for peace. When you dirty your shirt, you can clean it. But when you dirty your shirt with another human’s blood, can you then clean it up? We are fighting, invading and killing, we can impossible…

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    Bioethics within the Buddhism parameter are largely stipulated by its ethical codes, which are derived from the concept of karma, eightfold path, four noble truths and the five precepts. These heavily influence the life of adherents and present Buddhism as a dynamic living religion that is incorporated into daily lives. Buddhist ethics are ultimately founded in the natural law of the universe as they centred on the goal of liberating adherents from the constraints of karmic causality to become…

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    A book by John Clifton Bogle, founder and former CEO of the Vanguard Mutual Fund Group and one of the greatest investors in the history, titled “Enough”(2009) is a relatively quick and good read in the financial literature genre. Although the book’s jacket is not very attractive— it has no photographs or illustrations, its title, in my opinion, is quite catchy, and attracts ones’ attention. Moreover, the title does encapsulate the main message—that the average investor feeds at the bottom of…

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    sleep required, and should know the health conditions that are produced from it. Sleep is actually a very important thing to learn about and a few of the topics are dreams, sleep disorders, and sleep deprivations. “ Sleep is the best meditation”, Dalai…

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    Pema Karpo Meditation Center When I first signed up for religion, I knew it would be a challenge. However, I dream of becoming a Pastor, therefore, I knew I needed to learn about all the other different religions in the world. Although Christianity is all I believe in, I wanted to be educated about other religions as well as mine. This study was extremely hard for me, because I am so dedicated to what I have been taught and what I believe in. I contemplated on taking a zero for the assignment,…

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    ASIF CURRIMBHOY’S USE OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE Adapting language to suit situation and character in a play is a peculiar problem that the Indian dramatist in English invariably faces. And this problem could be tackled successfully if the dramatist adapts the English language to reflect the idiom of the language of the characters or, as K.R. Srinivasa Iyengar has rightly suggested, if “the characters and the situations are carefully chosen (Iyengar).” Currimbhoy does not seem to make any effort to…

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    Program Description Dalai Lama said “our prime purpose in this life is to help others. And if you can’t help them at least don’t hurt them”. These words resound strongly and express tremendously the importance of programs such as my Safe Sleep Live Child hospital based SIDS awareness and education program. The primary purpose of my program is to reduce the risk of injury or death to infants while sleeping. To better teach inexperienced parents, it has been recommended that “instruction,…

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