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    information I found. In this journal I will apply my newly found knowledge to the book. Glen committed incest, sexually abused a child, and sexually harassed Bone (Allison, 285). All of these are terrible, but the one that stood out the most to me was incest. I would have not at first thought that his actions would be considered incest since he was unrelated. On further inspection, however; I found that “incest can be committed by a parent, sibling, other family member, or an unrelated person…

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    Rationalization Of Sin

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    A sin described in the Old Testament as so heinous, ugly, and despicable that the Lord requires the offending individuals to be cut off from their people. In addition, as referenced in the text, the sin of incest caused even the pagans of the Corinthian culture to cringe. Specifically, the sin identified is that of a man in the church, in a sexual relationship with his father’s wife. From the accounts and wording in the text, it appears to be his stepmother…

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    Mauss’s Essay on the Gift, it is explained that a gift is a basic form for establishing special relations between individuals, families, clans etc. Marriage, Lévi-Strauss argues, is one of the basic forms of gift exchange. He claims that the taboo on incest is the mechanism which insures that such trade relation will be performed between families or other units as a means of grounding alliances between men, with women serving as the means for establishing…

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    A Nightmare on Elm Street questions the existence of a rare psychological affiliation that causes unexplained nocturnal deaths happening in seemingly healthy young adults and whether or not it is linked to a post-traumatic tension in their past that must have built fear in them. The idea behind this movie was the enigmatic deaths of healthy refugees in 1981 just three years earlier to the production of the first Elm Street film. As newspapers looked into the causes of the mysterious deaths the…

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    Did you know in 2021 the CDC reported a total of 622,108 abortions in 47 states? That’s 622,108 lives that will never be lived. That year, women in their 20’s accounted for more than half the abortions (57%). Women ages 20-24 are responsible for 23.8% and women ages 25-29 are responsible for 28.7%. Black women accounted for almost half of those abortions, at 41.5%. This is completely unacceptable. Of course, this was Planned Parenthood’s main mission in its early days, with its founder Margaret…

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    forth many great points, but nobody actually understands what is politically correct. Scientist and religious figures have been researching and writing papers over the matter for decades. Abortion should only be allowed in certain cases of rape or incest. This would eliminate the problem tremendously. Abortion in today’s society is a major problem. When having sexual intercourse, condoms or “the pill” are much better and healthier alternatives than having an abortion after the fact. According to…

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    5.0 percent. To prevent the completion of a pregnancy that has resulted from rape or incest; to prevent the birth of a child with serious deformity, mental deficiency, or genetic abnormality; or to prevent a birth for social or economic reasons (such as the extreme youth of the pregnant female). By some definitions, abortions that are performed to preserve the well-being of the female or in cases of rape or incest are therapeutic, or justifiable, abortions.…

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    should not have the ability to abort an innocent life because it is considered murder. There are different arguments and sides. Some individuals who are pro-life believe that abortion could be considered in certain situations, for example rape or incest abortion. Some people who are pro-choice believe that abortion should be the last option to consider. Therefore, debates between pro-life and pro-choice groups, there is not actually a clear line between the two sides of the argument for many…

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    has been previously thought. Incest abuse like in Rule of The Bone could be caused by the roles being confused. History of child abuse in one or both parents, or alcoholism, drug addiction or even the inability to establish a normal social life outside the family can cause a person to be sexually abusing against a child. Many of the incest child abusers were beaten as children, or even sexually and emotionally abused by someone in our outside their family. Though, incest abuse has existed…

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    There are several subjects that can be discussed when pro-life is brought up. The pro-life movement refers to a movement bringing together associations and people, often close to religious movements, defending the "right to life", through opposition to the "right to abortion", euthanasia and suicide. Especially known for its opposition to abortion, the movement is often referred to as the anti-abortion movement. Religion has been a huge influence on people’s decisions for many years. Although…

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