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    Okita Patriotism

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    "The State is all, worship the State!...Worship, bow down or die!" With these astonishing words, Stephen Vincent Benet prompts a disturbing question: when does patriotism cross the divide into state-worship? By creating myths of glory that affect the emotions, the elite is able to maintain power. Since nationalism is based on sentimentality, the elite manipulates citizens to accept uncritically the role of patriotism as a good thing. On the other hand, in "Dulce et Decorum Est" and "In Response…

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    Morally Right To Die

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    Last year, I read a magazine article about an ethical issue involving an individual with terminal brain cancer choosing to die “with dignity” rather than wait for the terminal illness to end her life. Initially I wrote it off as propaganda, but then I started seeing it on the news and just about everyone I knew was talking about it. At that time, I didn’t realize it was an ethical issue, but it is. The textbook defines ethics as the study of human moral consciousness, the ways in which we make…

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    moral principles that provide a foundation for making social policy decisions. The eight principles are Human Dignity, Community, Common Good, Participation, Subsidiarity, Preferential Option for the Poor, Stewardship, and Solidarity. There are many examples of Catholic Social Teaching being applied in this film. In the first part of the film “The Butterfly Circus”, we can see Human Dignity being disrespected, then restored. While travelling, the Butterfly Circus decide to stop by a carnival.…

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    assured by the 1987 federal Nursing Home Reform Law. This law requires that all nursing homes adopt and implement the rights of each resident. Nursing homes should place emphasis on the quality of life of each elder thereby safeguarding their choice, dignity, self-determination, freedom from abuse and neglect, privacy and confidentially and misappropriation of property. (Singh, 2016, Pg. 91) Nursing homes are more than merely an institution, it is the home of these elders, and therefore there…

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    six states now that have medically assisted death laws. The point of including this book is to inform the public that there are do it yourself options available. Gullette, M. (1 Feb. 2015). V. Why I hesitated about “an act relative to death with dignity” and then voted for it. Fap.sagepub.com. Retrieved from…

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    With a physician-assisted death, they have the choice to pass on sooner and more peacefully. According to “Oregon Death With Dignity Act: 2015 Data Summary,” the most frequent reasons for choosing assisted suicide were a “decreasing ability to participate in activities that made life enjoyable,” a “loss of autonomy,” and a “loss of dignity.” 72% of those who chose assisted suicide had cancer (Harkness). There is a lot of pain they go through towards the end and eventually they 're…

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    Catholic Social Principles

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    flourish and help those in an impoverished state. It promotes common good, by sacrificing our wants for the needs of others. Promotion of Peace Peace is an important practice that allows humans to flourish when practised accordingly. Justice, human dignity with the practice of common good tie together as the fundamentals that promote peace among humans, globally. When peace, respect and cooperation are bound together to create a better society, human flourishment occurs. Interrelationship…

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    Abraham Lincoln once said, “And in the end, it is not the years in your life that count, it 's the life in your years.” ("Abraham Lincoln Quotes"). This can be interpreted in many different ways, but in the end, it’s the quality of life that matters. What quality of life do terminally ill patients have? They are in pain, in and out of hospitals, some bedridden, and some in vegetative states. In these situations, there is no quality of life. Physician-assisted suicide is when a physician…

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    wrote an article for Christianity Today entitled, “5 Reasons Torture is always wrong.” In this article, Gushee lays out five reasons why the Bible does not complement torture, specifically EITs. He begins with the argument that “torture violates the dignity of the human being.” Gushee cites Genesis 1:26-28 where all men are “created in the image of God” and when society tortures other human beings, they are hurting the handiwork and prized possession of God. Secondly, Gushee argues that “torture…

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    and this includes to right to choose how you die. To illegalise euthanasia is to infringe upon this inherent and fundamental right. Another reason why euthanasia should be legalised is because everyone has a right to a good death, or a death with dignity. Everyone desires a good, dignified death to a preferably long and prosperous life. However, luck may not always be in your favour, and in even something like a freak accident or falling down could put someone in a world of never ending,…

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