Honor your father and your mother

not, in plain terms, from this time forth/Have you so slander any moment leisure/As to give words or talk with the Lord Hamlet” (I. 3. 131-133), he is exercising paternal authority over his daughter. The natural order in Hamlet’s world places the father as master and the daughter as near-servant, able to only utter the occasional “I shall obey, my lord” (I. 3. 135) as Ophelia does. In this relationship, power is maintained by the male authority. In political affairs, however, a male may gain…

“How would you teach or preach to our generation the relevance of the 10 Commandments?” The relevance of the Ten Commandments is the same as it was with the Israelites, the only thing that is different is the culture. That is the difference between culture and the Bible, we as people will always be changing and the Word itself and the meaning behind it will never change. What Moses spoke to the Israelites when he came down from Mount Sinai related to them that day the same way it relates to us…

be the originator, and father of rock n’ roll. He was born on December 30, 1928 in Macomb, Mississippi, and his birth name was Ellas Otha Bates. His name was changed to Bo Diddley that means “absolutely nothing”, but as you will see, he highly proved that erroneous phrase truly wrong. His mother was 16 year old when she had him, and she already had three other children. His father shortly died after he was born unfortunately making it difficult and strenuous on the mother with the 4th kid coming…

It is your first day as a grief counselor. Your first client is a mother who recently lost her son. She is traumatized. She feels hopeless. She feels that the community in which she lives, her society, and her government have let her down and have turned against her. Her son was coldly murdered. She witnessed his agony, his eyes looking at her eyes pleading for relief, asking for help. There is nothing more dreadful and poignant than to watch your loved one breathe his last breath. There is…

lovers, two different time periods, but also two women who ultimately wanted the same thing. The fight, or lack thereof presented by both women shows the true differences and similarities in the characters. Although Ophelia and Juliet handles their fathers in different manners, there are other similarities shared by the two characters. The obstacles in which they go through for their loves, then ultimately killing themselves for their loves. Both characters have obstacles they had to go…

She then goes on and try to prevent many other christian mother to not sin like the others and breast feed their own babies. Children even when they are being punished and beaten to become good adults, some children would be happy and joyful even when being punished. In (document 6) by John Earle he writes on…

Achilles injured Hector. Hector, knowing that there is no chance for survival, pleads to Achilles, “I beg you, beg you by your life, your parents-don’t let the dogs devour me by the Argive ships! Wait, take the princely ransom of bronze and gold, the gifts my father and noble mother will give you-but give my body to friends to carry one again, so Trojan men and Trojan women can do me honor with fitting rights of fire once I am dead.” Hector begged Achilles to let the Trojans have his body after…

has been credited for opening up the Americas to European colonization. We have a holiday in honor of his name and we celebrate his so called “discoveries,” when truth be told, he committed genocide on one of the largest scales known in history. Christopher Columbus was a megalomaniac, killing in the name of self-glory, and for the Crown of Spain. So then,the question stands, why is there a holiday in honor of Christopher Columbus? In order to answer this, we must first dive into a little…

Sophocles’ Antigone raises the argument that it is better to honor the laws of a god rather than adhere to the laws of man. This debate arises through the actions of Antigone, who by disobeying Kreon’s edict to not bury Polynieces, believes that she honors the gods by burying her fallen brother. This conflict causes the audience to ponder which of the two characters deserves their sympathy since both suffer serve losses by the end of the tragedy. However, Antigone earns the sympathy of the…

In one scene all the members had their parents over for family therapy. This was when they were at the third step called discovering your root. They each had to mention a moment in their life when they realized they were a homosexual. This concept indicates the nature versus nurture argument, or more precisely, the inkling that homosexuality is a choice rather than a genomic character. Mary Brown requests to identify what turned each pupil gay, as if such an immense notion can be secluded to a…