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    degeneration” (James 20). In other words, people feel like they have a purpose and gives meaning to their everyday lives. War also enables individuals to express qualities such as discipline, valor, selflessness, and self-sacrifice (James 26). As Mead stated, humans need to express their competitiveness. In James’ view, this is a positive influence on society and allows communities to form against a mutual threat. Although James appears to believe that war is based on our biological needs, there…

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    Morality Of Abortion Essay

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    been a major debate in the United States since the early 1970s. The Supreme Court case of Roe v. Wade marked the beginning of a four decade long controversy concerning this issue. Some main arguments being disputed include whether or not fetuses are human beings with feelings, if abortion is murder, and if women have rights to their own bodies. Overpopulation is also a subject that needs to be taken into consideration. Women should have the right to do as they please with their bodies and…

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    Apathy In Literature

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    How Can Literature Change the World? Moral apathy refers to the lack of interest, feeling, concern and the total indifference towards doing what is right. Elie Wiesel’s “Night” is a deeply poignant and candid account of an autobiographical nature regarding his survival during the Holocaust. Rachael Carson’s “Silent Spring” exposed the hazardous effects of DDT, a commonly used pesticide on the natural world. Her work sparked a lot of debate and resulted in a modern environmental movement. Her…

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    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 mistreats the vulnerable and violates the demands for justice.” In this…

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    potential human being. Then, offer a deontological reply from Don Marquis’ point of view that killing is wrong because it deprives victims’ future life. Lastly, show how Rosalind Hursthouse using virtue ethics approach avoids the weakness of the two preceding traditional approaches about the argument, the uncertainty of the status of fetus and the intangibility of acting right or wrong. The argument against abortion that Singer denied. (138): First Premise: “It is wrong to kill a potential…

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    II of Plato’s The Republic by Glaucon, is a magical artifact that enables the bearer to turn themselves invisible at will. While not founded in historical fact; the scenario is rather a thought experiment used to explore the fundamental nature of human morality when the bearer faces no retribution for their actions. Glaucon alleges that the temptation provided by the ring is irresistible by any man, and that without consequences the bearer would disregard morality in favour of his own self-gain.…

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    When Election Day comes around, everyone that is registered to vote does so because they feel as though they should have a say in who is in charge of the country they live in. The question is, is voting a right as a human being or a right as a citizen? Do people do it because they believe by voting they can pick the person they like for themselves or is it an act as a citizen to pick the better person who would make the country a better place? Would people still vote if they knew the two…

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    Impact Of Technology

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    another human being and become immediately distracted by the text tone going off on their phone or by any other type of notifications that are happening at that moment due to the push technology that is found in our phones. This type of distraction is not good because the conversation that was happening between the two individuals becomes meaningless due to one of then not paying attention to what the other had to say. Such distraction makes us lose the little interaction we have as human beings…

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    it is against human nature. Cloning is an very unnecessary procedure. There are medical reasons why we shouldn’t be able to clone humans. For example, they are cloning people just to use the clones for their organs . We already have donors for the situation of organs. So why make a clone to destroy it? Adding to that they came to realize that cloning is just like abortion . With…

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    Although love is needed by every human being, people have a challenging time in expressing the meaning of love. I believe that Buscagalia explained the reason that we have a tough time expressing the meaning of love is because we all have unique experiences and upbringings that shape our understanding of the word. The main concept is that love is essential to all humans. Another important concept that Buscagalia expressed is that love is learned and grows. Buscagalia cleared up a misconception…

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