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    Kikuyu Rituals

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    so took the oath. They were…

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    Lancelot’s treason is not just a betrayal of King Arthur, but also a betrayal of Knight’s of the Round Table to whom he swore an oath. The Pentecostal Oath, sworn by each member of the Round Table, establishes the values of this Arthurian chivalric community. In this oath, they bind themselves to Arthur as their king and agree to a standard of behavior. As they take their oath, Arthur “charged them never to do outerage nothir mourthir, and allwayess to fle treason, and to go gyff mercy unto hym…

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    The Supreme Court of Canada rejected the Leave to Appeal from the Ontario Court of Appeal decision in McAteer v Canada (Attorney General), 2014 ONCA 578. The case challenged the requisite, under the Citizenship Act, RSC 1985, c C-29, of swearing an oath to Queen Elizabeth during Canadian citizenship ceremonies. The appellants, Michael McAteer, Simone Topey and Dror Bar-Natan, each had unique reasons for uniting in opposition of the section of the Canadian citizenship ceremony where an…

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    medicine is the relief of suffering. In offering an understanding, he strongly claims that it is the patient that suffers and therefore is the one to say what is his or her source of suffering. The physician’s job is to relieve this suffering. The Oath makes it clear that physicians should not harm their patient, however, in the cases where healing and caring are no longer possible- what is then harm? Is it putting a patient on a life-saving machine while they suffer to a painful death or…

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    White Coat Ceremony

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    The modernized oath that is used in the White Coat Ceremony consists of the responsibility for the knowledge and medical training the individual went through and with the respect and caring of their patients’ illness and privacy. However, when looking back to the origin of the oath R. M. Veatch said that “the Hippocrates’s oath, original, was comprised of swearing to the Greek gods and goddesses and is offensive to Jews…

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    Hippocratic Oath. Physician assisted suicide must be banned because it directly contradicts the Hippocratic Oath. The Hippocratic Oath is an oath taken by physicians historically to uphold specific ethical standards. World renowned and well respected physician, scientist and educator, Dr. Leon Kass believes physician assisted suicide is wrong. According to Dr. Kass, “the prohibition against killing patients stands as the first promise of self-restraint sworn to in the Hippocratic Oath as…

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    All of us have taken that oath at least once in our lives. Some of us even take that oath very seriously. Evidently there are some in leadership positions that don’t take that oath or any other oath seriously at all. We have reached a moment of great sadness in our nation because while some of us respect the oaths that we take and others view oaths with contempt. A pledge is a vow, an oath, a promise, an assurance of something. What does a citizen promise when they take that pledge? Do they…

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    the movement (simply because it parade’s under the same banner). For instance, Heller exemplifies this type of blind following in the Glorious Loyalty Oath Crusade spearheaded by Captain Black. Using his doctrine of Continual Reaffirmation, the captain requires all soldiers to prove their loyalty to the US each day by signing these ‘loyalty oaths.’ This doctrine of ‘Continual Reaffirmation’…

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    provide a tough decision in addressing the issues that will arise. The Law Enforcement plays a vital role for the Police Officers. They should be understood what it truly means. The Police Officer needs this oath to protect and secure the environment. For this reason, Law Enforcement Oath of Honor is recommended by the International Association Chief of Police due to the symbolic statement of the commitment and the ethical behavior. In…

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    William I Feudalism

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    England after William died. he also changed feudalism economically by making the domesday book and the salisbury oath. The domesday book and salisbury oath held feudalism in place there for a while and kept people loyal to feudalism basically. And he wrote these to keep the king's position in the position of absolute power and wealth (Knight 368). What were the domesday book and salisbury oath. The domesday book was basically a book full of records of every single landowner, and that's not…

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