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    The Catholic Church has been a big influential force in the Latin America. It influence can be found since the beginning when Christopher Columbus discovered the Americas. On the first island that they landed, Hispaniola or now Haiti/Dominican Republic, was were the church started to spread its influences. Among their priorities, the first of Church was stablish in the new continent. The other priority was to be a conscience to the “conquistadores” or conquerors about fair treatment of the…

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    Where is your indignation? Where is your shame?..." (Book II, 49-69). The example used shows how the suitors responded to the hospitality given to them at the house of Odysseus. In response to the suitor’s lengthy stay, Telemakhos states, "...if your hearts are capable of shame, leave my great hall, and take your dinner elsewhere, consume your own stores...If you choose to slaughter one man's livestock and pay nothing, this is rapine... I beg Zeus you shall get what you deserve: a slaughter…

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    than men. Even today men are still considered the decision makers of the household. Women are still considered to be in charge of taking care of the children and do all the housework. In the year of 2014 and the month of December, President Danilo Medina amended the Penal Code to make abortion legal in some instances, such as rape, incest, fetal impairment, and if the pregnancy is life-threatening. It all changed a year later when…

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    barely even began. Mattingly said, “If Drake had relied on the alarm caused by his appearance in person on the coast of Spain to keep the Spanish fleet at home, he might have missed the Armada altogether” (pg.261). Drake had no idea that the Duke of Medina Sidonia had strict orders not to be diverted by any offensive attacks by Drake and the English and to keep sailing for the Channel. Mattingly goes on to example about a bunch of other situations, where if the English chose what they really…

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    The Black Death The Bubonic Plague, otherwise known as the Black Death, was the most devastating pandemic in human history. The disease is thought to have originated in China, where during the 14th century it killed half of the population, while in Europe it killed a third of the population. In fact, it took Europe 150 years to recover from such a high mortality (Wein p1). The cause of the disease is a bacillus, Yesinia pestis, which infects the rodent’s bloodstream, and after death, passes on…

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    In Cemil Aydin’s novel, “The Idea Of The Muslim World,” he explains how Muslims were mainly perceived as a racial category to Europe. I find it interesting how he describes how the Muslims were viewed as a dangerous racial category as oppose to the Jewish, who were also viewed as a racial category but instead as an internal enemy. The Jewish were not considered a major threat like the Muslims were, and Europe did not take as many precautions with the Jews as they did with the Muslims. Aydin…

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    the good side and the bad side of life, society and themselves. Rosner considers Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde as a main character as a victim of various kinds of disruption. They are considered almost as “Outright improper and obscene characters” (Ferr-Medina). Dr. Jekyll 's transformation into Mr. Hyde causes him to lose all of his good traits in letting him take over causing him to come short of his goals and meet his eventual failure. In the story the narrator narrates “came to myself with once…

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    Islamic Feminism In Islam

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    Feminism is a way of looking at the world, where women are seen less equal to men. It is a way of classifying that there is male dominance, and it is a scheme that in the social and political context demises women (Osborne, 2001). Islamic feminism can be gathered through understanding the decree from Qur’an and hadith which defines the rights and justice for women and men. Islamic feminism is highly criticised and it is also acknowledged by a lot of people. Due to misinterpretation there is a…

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    Religion And Law In Islam

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    In today’s contemporary society religion and law are viewed as two distinct categories, which seem to never interconnect or even cross lines with one another. Religion is often regarded as a personal entity that has no effect on the community as a whole. This westernized view of religion is true to a certain extent— religion is a personal choice, but it is also a method of control. Religion, in this case, Islam, is crafted in such a way that satisfies the wellbeing of the individual, and along…

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    Christianity first became an Asian religion, and prominent in Israel and Syria. Christianity then gradually progressed to become an African and European religion. There is no evident material culture of the Christian religion before 180 AD, and it was very common for early churches to be set in private dwellings, which included homes of the wealthy. The term Islam means “submission,” while followers of Islam are called Muslims which is translated to “one who has submitted.” Islam was very…

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