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    began to criticize these religions and their strict rules. Today, many artists, movie producers, and authors show these criticism through their works. One of these authors, Nathaniel Hawthorne, has written the short story “Young Goodman Brown” conveying the message of criticism through satire. As Young Goodman Brown travels on a psychologically enlightening journey through Salem woods, Nathaniel Hawthorne brings light to…

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    However, in contrast to the question previously answered, when dealing with the second question, does injustice contradict with human nature, one must critically think of, and understand, what is meant by human nature. Human nature in this sense is not like that of the natural instinct of a wild creature, but rather it is the natural law all humans universally abide by. Cicero describes it best as, “knowledge of the truth, comes closest to the essentials of human nature, for we are all impelled…

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    The book’s strengths being the approach to addressing religion versus culture, faith, temptation, after this incident, Laforge begins to disbelief his own sanctity and his power to overcome the attractions brought to him by wandering with and living in the midst of the Algonkins and their lifestyle. Moore addresses…

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    The Divine command theory is a meta - ethical theory which states that an action is obligatory if and only if, it is commanded by God. In this essay, I will examine whether any form of divine command theory is defensible. In defence, I shall begin by looking at the modified theory as proposed by Robert Adams. Secondly, I will attempt to assess objections from Plato, Austin and Wainwright; before proceeding to evaluate whether these objections are successful in demeaning this theory. Let us take…

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    Hindu family – and therefore, I call myself a Hindu, based on the cultural exposures that I have had through my family and my religious community. And yet Hinduism for me is like a foundation, one on which I have built my own perceptions of God and religion, based on my own life experiences. My particular views may therefore seem unique at best, blasphemous at worst – but they will have a great impact on how I act as a patient, and as a physician. Like many Hindus, I believe in reincarnation.…

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    exiting doctrine, refuses to wed gay couples. Churches goers, such as florists, photographers, and bakers refuses to accommodate gay weddings. Of course, as I mention earlier, it is dead wrong to discriminating anyone on the basis of race, creed, religion, gender or sexual orientation. Everyone should enjoy equal opportunities and respect, and everyone have the First Amendment Rights. So in the near future, we will see the US Congress to make some new laws protecting religious belief about gay…

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    their religion, it felt how I’d assume it feels to come out of the closet, fear that your parents will think differently about you, fear that they will disown you or even just pretend the incident never happened, after it occurred I feared returning to my own home. But after this happened I began to be disgusted by things my parents said or did, I heard my mother say “ I don’t hate gays, I just don’t agree with what they’re doing.” I was infuriated, she was so close-minded by her religion she…

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    Hinduism What is religion? Religion is a set of beliefs and experience. There are many religions in the world such as Christianity, Islam, Hinduism, Sikhism, Jainism, Buddhism, Judaism, Shinto, Daoism, and Confucianism. Every religion has own beliefs systems and experiences. It is based on the individuals’ belief and experiences. Hindu religion is not like the other religions, which based on one person. There are 330 million gods in Hindu religion. It is founded by the Aryan…

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    History is the recording of past events in time. The record keeping of our past is the reason we have what we have today; everything from government and military ideas all the way down to tradition and religion. If it was not for people keeping a record of everything that happened, whether it be good or bad, it is what helped shape the human race and evolve us into what we have become today. Although every group of people has their own structure and belief systems, the reason behind why they are…

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    The concept of religion and God has been around this universe since the beginning of humanity, and for some followers, they even believe that the beginning of the universe is a work of the God they worship. By 2010, 84% of the world’s population are believers and followers of certain religions, and most of those religions contain the concept of God. (worldometers.info) From well-known religions such as Hinduism and Christianity, to cult religions such as TOBY (Thee Temple ov Psychick Youth),…

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