Doctrine of equivalents

All liberal political originations of equity will in this way be focused on elucidations of these three key thoughts. As there are numerous sensible translations of free, equivalent and reasonable, there are numerous liberal political originations of equity. Since every one of the individuals from this family decipher a similar principal thoughts, in any case, all liberal political originations of equity will share certain…

solar system. The pope read to the people while they listened, therefore the Europeans believed everything the Church taught was right. The Church taught their followers that the Earth was the center of the universe. If anyone opposed the Church’s doctrines they were banished, the Church installed this fear so followers wouldn’t question. Once Galileo published his discoveries Europeans had another source and began questioning what the Church was teaching. For instance, Galileo wrote a letter to…

Mandatory Negligence Democracy is defined as a form of government by the whole. In other words, everyone must or does have a say in this less pessimistic form of government. How can a nation with more than 316 billion people have each a say in the reign of themselves? Well, the answer is voting. Voting, defined as an official choice made in an election, usually by ballot, is the go to way for how the United States and other 122 nations handle their democracy. The issue that lies in hand is what…

To belong to a society, the members must first conform into an appearance, culture, and status, and agree to lose their individuality. “Society is in conspiracy of every one of its members”, was a doctrine in the transcendentalism era that was explored by Ralf Waldo Emerson. This doctrine has been proven to be true many times throughout history, active examples of the mistreatment of society to its members are women’s rights, black voting rights, and treating them like objects and criminals,…

Looking at the history of humans, there is always a single connection which ties every part of the world—religion. Since the beginning of time, humans have theorized about the existence of a godly figure in an attempt to explain their own existence and purpose. The Mayan civilization, originating in the Yucatan area of Central America between 2600 and 1800 BC, did just the same. Known as one of the most technologically developed and advanced civilizations of their time, they owed much of their…

unnoticed and that the following punishment for the criminal was to be equivalent in severity to the crime itself, which they figured to be only firm and just as the criminal received a punishment adequate for his crime (Deuteronomy 19.21). Since the formation of complex, advanced societies by man up to the present day, people have always continuously argued over what constitutes a just punishment and if should be equivalent to, or even resemble in some cases, the crime committed. Although some…

is free; we do not have to do anything in exchange for it. This theology was contradictory to nominalist theology. Luther went on to redefine faith; he says that faith is the response to the word of God rather than something we do. Faith is the equivalent to trust in…

God’s presence around me, the people, nature, and events. By this I mean, among the categories of media, dramas and films, literature that includes poetry and songs- always inspired me to resonate with the characters and understand the Christian doctrines present in multi linguistic films, like the Bollywood. This is relevant to the claim “one can read Nature as Lectio Divina.” There would be several examples of films and dramas that I can mention here, but the reader might not be able to watch…

Hegel’s empty formalism charge is paraphrased from the critique of patricidal reason, the limited interpretation views that there are dual sense of empty in Hegel’s empty charge. The first sense of ‘empty’ is equivalent to have both for and content. The second sense of ‘empty’ is the ‘determining’. Systematic Interpretation of Emptiness Charge views as Hegel’s empty charge a non-self-standing philosophical problem, irrespective of its historical context or systematic…

by supporting (with mixed success) Prohibition, Sunday “blue laws,” and other measures defending traditional Protestant morality and sensibilities; and (fairly successfully) by attempting to stop the teaching of evolution in the public schools, a doctrine which they saw as inextricably linked to the development of “German” higher criticism and the source of the Great…