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    Health Care Vs Religion

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    Everyone possesses a religious belief of some sort. Whether that is completely believing in a God, or not believing at all, it is still a belief. The same way people have a religious belief, people need medical attention. These two may seem like they do not relate, but they do relate with one another and in very severe ways. Many religions completely approve medical attention, and support it. However, other religions deny some health care services due to their personal beliefs. The three most…

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    If doctors are enabled the decision to terminate a life on behalf of a unconscious patient, they would be then granted a power over society that not only breaches the Hippocratic Oath, but also empowers them to “play God”. This responsibility could then reflect upon society, altering their views and their trust within doctors and medical professionals as they could then be seen as “providers of death” (Cosic, 2003. 25) In addition to this, a doctor’s decision to terminate a life may not rely on…

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    Smoothed word of suicide: Euthanasia Since Euthanasia Society of America (ESA) was founded in New York in 1938, more and more people believe that euthanasia should be permitted and they have started to support to make it authorized, so that subjects of legalizing it have become more pervasive all over the world. Many people support euthanasia and it should be count as a right such as people have right to live, nonetheless this essay argues the thought that euthanasia should be legalized owing…

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    Introduction Before 1789 France was still in the Old Regime, which means the people in France were divided into three large social classes called estates. The First Estate held the clergy, the Second Estate was rich nobles, and finally the Third estate was everybody else, they remain 97% of the population. In the late 1780’s French people were faced starvation because of the bad harvest. Also, France was in huge debt due to King Louis XIV and his queen, Marie Antoinette, who continued to live on…

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    Benefits Of Abortion

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    Abortion is very common. In fact, three out of ten women in the United States will have an abortion by the time that the are 45 years of age. but abortion is nothing new. In fact, abortion first abortion happened in the late ninth century. Since the 1970, nearly one and a half billion unborn children have been lost to abortion worldwide. Recently, numbers range for 30 and 60 million abortions per year. In the Bible, God says that knows a child before he is formed in the wound, says “Jeremiah…

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    Clergy Self-Care

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    The importance of Clergy Self-Care and its profound implications on Ministerial Ethics "Do no harm."- I have often pondered the significance of the oath that is taken as a doctor prepares to embark upon the sacred work of caring for others. As the central tenet within the field of medicine the Hippocratic oath functions as a constant reminder that the medical professional has a moral and ethical responsibility to protect and preserve the right, dignity, and humanity of those in need of care.…

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    Is the U.S.A justified in sending Japanese residents to Manzanar and other camps like it? Yes, the U.S. was at war with Japan and they had to take precautions because they were worried that the Japanese would interfere with the war. The treatment the Japanese had at the camps is not justified though, they lived in humiliation and poor living conditions. Also it was wrong for the U.S. to hold the loyal Japanese citizens against their will. Of course the U.S. would be justified to hold Japanese…

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    In fact, the duty and the obligation of doctors were expounded by Hippocratic Oath which is the authoritative medical code. According this oath, doctors should respect patient’s birth and death. In the special situation, to terminate someone’s life is equal to save someone’s life. Obviously, violating doctor’s moral and professional ethic of doctors could be treated…

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    PRPD Case Scenarios

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    On March 2, 2018 at approximately 1929 hours, I observed a silver Mercury utility vehicle bearing Florida tag JITE29 traveling south on Port Richey Village LP approaching the intersection of Richey DR in Port Richey, FL. The vehicle passed a posted right turn only sign, but made a left turn onto Richey DR in violation of the posted traffic control device. I conducted a lawful traffic stop on the Mercury and made contact with the driver. The driver was identified by his Florida identification…

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    was the large responsibility for the federal government and its resources were inadequate. President Lincoln issued a Proclamation of Amnesty and Reconstruction which said that 10 percent of the southerners who voted in 1860 needed to sign a loyalty oath to the union and after that the states could join the union back. They were also got the presidential pardon of excusing them of treason. His actions indicate that he wanted Reconstruction to be a short process in which secessionist states could…

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