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    trying times, but it’s how we come out of them that really matters. My childhood contained some of the hardest times in my life so far. These events were mostly negative and had negative affiliations at the time, but when I look back on these memories I wouldn’t go back and change a thing. I struggled for a long time when asked to only pick one event that has shaped my life to write about. I feel as if everything I’ve been through has shaped me into the person I am today. So I decided to write…

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    Throughout the book many of us can see that Morrie is dying. There is so much more that we can appreciate through his story. Some of those include his life stories, but also his philosophies on death. Many people question his views, or need more explanation. After reading the book, and finding out about Morrie’s views, we were able to interview our loved ones and learn what their views were on some subjects. Then given the opportunity, we were able to compare the two points of view. One of…

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    Hospice: End of life care If I were going to be put into hospice, I would have to make some considerations. I remember how my mother in law was treated when she was in hospice. And I would like to have some of the same care. If I was dying and needed to be put in hospice, I would want to get the best care I can and I would not want to make my family suffer. For this paper, I am going to pretend that I am dying and am being put into hospice. The first consideration would be would I be…

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    Life Of Pi Moral Analysis

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    out the humanity of someone following each faith, this is how Pi’s unique sense of humanity comes to be. Pi believes that love is the most important thing, and everyone and thing should be loved and cared for. His love for God pushes Pi through is life, in fact Pi had such a strong love and need for God he used each of his religions as a way to connect with God more deeply. One of Pi’s most prominent morals is that animals are meant to be loved and cared for and not eaten, this…

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    In truth, we might never know the real definition of death. Therefore, we must develop our own unique understanding of death that will bring us content at End of Life (EOL). In the paper, I will summarize the class notes, discussions, and the movie 50/50 by Jonathan Levine. I will analyze two articles – Cultural Diversity at End of Life: Issues and…

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    8 Important Life Lessons People experience personal change and growth at different rates. Some of us are farther ahead at an earlier age, while others never excel beyond a very basic emotional intelligence level. When we welcome, rather than struggle against the truth, life becomes more peaceful and fulfilling. 1. Time Really Does Heal All Wounds But only if you allow it to. If you refuse to let go of your pain, you cannot heal; you stay stuck in that moment, stuck in the past, unable to truly…

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    Life is an extraordinary phenomenon in which the right factors come together in order to produce something great. The basic necessities required in order to sustain life on our planet are water, food, and shelter. Due to the infrastructure of our modern civilizations, if any of these factors are compromised, many lives will be affected. As of recently, Flint Michigan has been devastated due to an alteration in its source of public water. Initially, the city’s water came from Lake Huron. Budget…

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    There is a significant moment in life, where you realize, in that moment, nothing else matters. The horror, and fear in the world all stands still as you take in that moment. There are many significant times for people in many different cultures. Such as quinceaneras, birthdays, weddings, and bat mitzvahs. In these moments, nothing else matters but that moment. There's a calmness about the world But for me, my significant moment in time was when I was baptized. Sundays were, and still are…

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    In the 1839 novel, “Narrative of the life of Frederick Douglas”, Frederick Douglas conveys how he felt once he was manumitted. His tone of excitement slowly changes to a tone of distraught and worry. Douglas takes the reader through his mind and thoughts through the use of metaphors, exquisite diction, and the use of great syntax. Douglas is attempting to describe the fondness of being set free to the white people who can help abolish this unjust act. Douglas expresses how his state of mind was…

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    Nagel's Importance Of Life

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    to always think about what they should do or say. They begin to ponder three essential questions: Does life have any purpose? Do my actions impact anything in the future after I die? What is the importance of my life? Philosophers have taken on the argument of these three essential questions for many years now, and there still isn’t a definitive answer that works for everyone. Some argue that life is absurd, the actions of individuals don’t matter, and people are just small entities in a large,…

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