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    The Life of Martin Luther From being a homeless beggar to one of the most well known names in the world Martin Luther experienced many walks of lives helping him to do the effective work he did during his life from 1483- 1546. This man made a huge impact not only where he was from in Germany, but globally; we can still see his change today. Through his revolution paper, 95 Theses, he opened the eyes of many to what was happening in the Catholic Church and struck a controversy that would stir the…

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    There were many “…ambitious political rulers who wanted to extend their power and control at the expense of the Church” (“The Protestant Reformation”). To demonstrate, Martin Luther, a German theologian, came through with his powerful Ninety-Five Theses to help shape the teachings and practices the Roman Catholic Church possessed. Martin Luther was one of the greatest reformers in modern European history who influenced many of the…

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    Catholic beliefs. In Germany specifically, a Reformation began in rebellion against the corruption and abuse of the Papacy. The Reformation opposed the catholic practices of collecting debts and the importance that they placed on Saints and icons. Martin Luther, the pivotal leader for the Reformation in Germany, expressed a need for rehabilitation within the church and created a new vision for Christianity. While it took many years and created controversy between Luther and the Catholic church,…

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    Technology is evolving at a rate that has never been experienced before, leading to both excitement and worrying in equal measure. However, it can be said that this pace of technological advancement is affecting societies’ ability to cope with the social and moral implications that come along with it. Furthermore, it begs the question; do these technologies have moral values built into them from the beginning? Do they influence a certain moral perspective on things? In this paper, we will…

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    change frequently due to ethical issues, financial irresponsibility’s, or simply retirement. The current board of directors for Lockheed Martin has a vast range of tenure that stretches from just over a year to as long as 21 years of experience as a board director. Currently on the board: Daniel F. Akerson…

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    instead of improving or becoming more important. Women’s education was argued through letters, plays, and books throughout the centuries. Some Renaissance thinkers like Erasmus believed in education for women and argued that it led to virtue, but Martin Luther later disputed that women did not need to be educated because they were born to manage the household. The Protestant Reformation, the value of family was revived through teachings of the Bible, and the idea that women are meant to stay at…

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    culture, and psychology. Each of these revolutions has shaped the world and played a part in my own reform. The Religious Revolution started with Martin Luther and the 95 Theses. In the 95 Theses, Martin Luther addressed the wrong doings of the Catholic Church. Although Martin Luther was correct, the members of the Church were appalled. Not only did Martin Luther openly reject several of the church’s teachings, but he nailed his opinion to the doors of the Church for everyone to see. The…

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    During my time at Sandia National Laboratories, I interned under the department of WMD Threats and Aerosol Science. I saw men and women using their scientific and engineering backgrounds to study and understand systems that can be used to counteract chemical and biological weapons of mass destruction. It was incredible to see and work on various projects that allowed for counter-terrorism. One of the biggest projects I worked on was our "Spray Knockdown System" it is a massive, almost…

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    The religious atmosphere that surrounded Europe during the late Middle Ages impacted the lives of people of all different backgrounds. This period was marked specifically by the Protestant Reformation but by religious changes that affected the Catholic Church as well. However, the one group that was arguably most negatively affected by this religious storm was the Jews. As a small population mainly living in Central Europe, the Jews were subjected to the ebbs and flows of popular opinion among…

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    the F-35 will replace several aircraft currently operational with the Air Force, Navy and the Marine Corps. Handling the logistics support of this large scale fighter program across service branches is no easy task and the manufacturer, Lockheed Martin Corporation, introduced Autonomic Logistics Information System (ALIS) to tackle the issue. The results? No so great yet. What is ALIS? ALIS, pronounced…

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