Justification

procedures and general sanitation of the workers…”? Her third paragraph in this section was the vaguest. I would have liked to have seen the name of an “extension agent” she was going to contact and the name of the universities she had in mind. Justification is a major element that needs to be present in every aspect of a proposal. Lastly, her “Schedule and Costs” section was ineffective. As a visual learner, I like to see events laid out chronologically. I’m having a hard time understanding her…

Sophocles's play “Antigone” has resonated throughout history for its inspiration of civil disobedience. As the heroine, Antigone, claims that the king’s laws, Creon’s, are not the same as god’s law, it sets up a contrast between the laws of god and the laws of man. Through the work of tragedies, a culture of people form and integrate themselves within the political education: learning about tragedies and how to prevent them from occurring. Imagine if the President of the United States’s brother…

sin and its consequences through faith in God, rather than by human works. “God accepts the sinner in spite of the sin” (Whitford). This acceptance is based on who the sinner is, rather than the works the sinner does. “Justification is bestowed rather than achieved. Justification is not based on human righteousness, but on God’s righteousness – revealed and confirmed in Christ” (Whitford). Therefore, Luther’s belief of God and the Bible was that salvation is gifted by God, rather than…

cosmopolitanism can aid in using respectful and understanding conversation to analyze all sides of the argument. One of the primary justifications for euthanasia is to allow a patient and their family to have the power to make the choice to finally rest after bearing much suffering, usually in the context of a terminal disease. The exact level of acceptance or justification varies with the different types of euthanasia. There are three different types of euthanasia: voluntary, non- voluntary,…

Moral ambiguity, strategic, and expressive voting can be understood as facets of the “problem of consensus” and the exclusion of religious arguments (or the inclusion of the duty of civility) from PJP. Firstly, he considers the case of Hawaiian voting, from which he argues that since the contribution and reasoning behind a vote are morally vague, the duty of civility is not directly derivable and religious arguments should be accepted. (Gaus 8-9) This is tested by formulating the Shared Reasons…

However for Raskolnikov’s process of moral degeneration, deontological ethics explains the process much better. When we look at Raskolnikov’s process of degeneration the main cause was alienation from others. This causes him to make terrible justifications to commit his crime. Hence once he did the crime it drawled him further into isolation. This alienation causes him to fall deeper into suffering . The ethics of care can be used to explain Raskolnikov process of redemption. This is because…

The Reformative era adopted the doctrine of salvation by grace alone which came from Martin Luther. Luther saw faith as the light of the face of God.14. Justification is what a person receives as a gift from God for those who receive it by faith. John Calvin, the most influential theologian during the Reformer era, distinguished between justification and sanctification in our understanding of what salvation is. The Counter Reformation brought about the doctrine that Theodore Beza believed after…

After a extensive history of excluding outsiders from the citizenship process and using citizenship as a justification for granting some rights while denying others’ rights, the fourteenth amendment finally granted birthright citizenship by stating “All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the…

Manifest Destiny is the ideology that the United States had the right to expand west by permission by God. This concept was the justification for westward expansion and was the cause of multiple conflicts between indigenous people and other countries. Most notable of these conflicts was the Mexican-American war. American settlers in Texas did not feel they had to abide by Mexican laws…

limited knowledge. Only God knows all things and that it was God who gave all things to rational men. Religion played an integral role in understanding the Lockean state of nature. Through the theorists’ state of nature, they provided a concrete justification for government – Locke for the preservation of private property and Hobbes for diffidence. On the opposite side of the spectrum lies real history which Marx advocates for. In real history, Marx suggests that it starts from feudalism, where…