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    Women’s Rights For years women have not been given the right to, educate, vote for election, fight, work and represent. Women’s rights is the fight for the idea that women should have equal rights to men. Until 1935, married women in Australia did not have the full rights to own property.The effort to equal rights for women to remove gender from laws, and behavioral patterns. Nineteenth century The women rights movement began in the nineteenth century, by some women reformers for the…

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    begrudges black people who are more successful than he is. His opinions work to shape Huck’s ideals of racism, much like Miss Watson and the Widow’s beliefs on religion shape Huck’s overall outlook on life and what kind of person he should be. These things run parallel to construct Huck’s deformed conscience. After living with his father for some time, he decides to leave this life behind. “But by-and-by pap got too handy with his hick’ry, and I couldn’t stand it. I was all over welts” (120). In…

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    you do what you think is morally correct. Scout sees how bad her father is being treated over him sticking up for the negro man. Scout doesn’t understand why everyone is making such a big deal out of this, but she doesn’t like people talking bad about her father. At first when a boy said something rude to her about her father she punched him. Atticus tells Scout that instead of fighting with someone try fighting with your head. He wanted her to learn mental courage and to fight herself to do…

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    constitutions is a historical document containing Americas national governmental and fundamental laws, that guarantee basic rights for American citizens. This historical document is what sets us apart from other nations. In it list our American rights to the freedom of speech, the rights the bear arms, the rights to protect one’s self, along with many more of our entitled rights. Before, the Constitution was attempted to be passed several times, while ending with serval failed attempts. And on…

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    by Immanuel Kant. According to Kant, we were given reason to distinguish yourself from things and persons, to make up happy and to develop good will. Every human being has reason—has a purpose of developing good will. Kantianism believes the only thing in the universe that is good is human. As a human, we have the ability to develop good will. To become a moral…

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    Suicide Is Right

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    it be right, shouldn’t it? I am her to tell you that it is not right. Through everything people should not be able to choose their own death date or death period. Since the beginning people have wanted to be independent; but there are many others to show or explain their wanting. Things like gay marriages and assisted suicide should not be a though in our minds for independence. This world is getting more and more technology based which means much, much more explanations for different things. …

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    for Not Living Right Today people give a lot of reasons why they do this and why they do that and it really all seems to be logical at times. Some even say, that it’s their business why they do what they do and they are partially right! There’s an old saying that comes to mind; “one can lead a horse to the water but one can’t make him drink”! This message comes to let us know; that no matter who we are or what title we may or may not have - There is no excuse for not living right! We all will…

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    that in mind, I agree with your conclusion that there would be an ethical dilemma if the person knowingly of the wrong decision makes the decision anyways. As you mention, if we are Christians, we know what the right thing to do is, morally and ethically. For, if we do not do the right thing and we know about it, we will be sinning against God. And also, as Christian,…

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    Murder Is Wrong

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    Many have posed the question, “Is doing the wrong thing for the right reasons ever right?” Although the answer is debatable and has been for some time, I firmly believe that the answer is “no.” Anyone with high moral standards such as myself, could not ever justify doing the wrong thing for the right reasons. A person should begin by asking themselves, “Do the benefits outweigh the costs?” “Would I be able to live with the consequences?” I cannot think of an instance when the benefits outweigh…

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    lived during WWII, and she witnessed the terrible things that happened to the Jewish people first hand. Despite going through the horrors of the Holocaust, and being witness to terrible crimes, she held this outlook on the world. Her friends and family were killed but she still believed that people could do good things. She is correct in this worldview. People do what they believe is correct, even if it is really a terrible thing to do, and often do things that they later regret afterwards,…

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