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    Even when given proof of things that could be real, she dismisses them without a glance. She is stubbern and not easily persuaded, but loveable and kind so therefor, she is my second faveorite character in Distant Waves, Jane taking first plave. Emma/Amalie- These are the quirky twins who posess the “gift”- - that means that they are mediums and could see into the spirit world. Amalie has the gift more, and never speaks unless through Emma, which is why they are tetnically two people in…

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    Laudato Si's Divine Mind

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    God gave us to protect what he created and to fulfill his purpose for our creation. In the book of Genesis 1, the Spirit of God is present with us in the spirit which gives human beings the ability to be judgmental to know what wrong or right. The universe was created by a large wonder. God gave orders and directions to what he wanted, but when it came to human beings, he took the initiative of molding them in his image and likeness. The act shows the uniqueness people have over other creation.…

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    should keep an open mind because first, with a galaxy and universe as big as ours how could one possibly believe that Earth is the only planet capable of sustaining life. Second, there have already been aspects found on Mars to make one reconsider any opinion there was over the topic. Lastly, it is possible to come across a planet or a moon which has the required ingredients to sustain a form of life. Not human life but a different life. The universe in which we live in is very immense and…

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    As humanity progresses, it is inevitable that more and more knowledge comes to be accumulated. These knowledge get classified under different umbrella terms according to the elements of our world that they primarily deal with. Depending on which element of Academia they belong to, they naturally involve different manners of approach, understanding and outcomes. It is therefore inadvertent that different areas of knowledge (AOKs) will come to face distinctions between them so as to provide…

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    an absolute truth. More so, the modern scientific community is also divided on issues, such as the formation of the universe. Some astrophysicists believe that the “Big Bang” created universe, but there are other contradicting theories, such as the Theory of a Multiverse. A “multiverse” is a theory that there is no single beginning to the universe, but that there are many universes interacting with each other and recycling themselves ad infinitum. Much like religion, there is no single or…

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    The two chosen myths represented are the Greek and Egyptian creation myths. The Greek Creation myths is represented by the earth, and the sky as the earth Goddess, Gaia was created from the raging chaos that existed before the beginning of time. She gave birth to Uranus, the king of the sky. They became the first husband and wife. The underworld is represented because Gaia and Uranus bore many children, but they were monsters with 100 arms and one eyed creatures called Cyclops (University of…

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    “I can consider a tree,” Martin Buber states in his book I and Thou, “I can subdue its actual presence and form so sternly that I recognize it only as an expression of law” (22). This idea of Buber’s that humanity’s classification demeans the true value of an item or individual is a motif that the writers of the poems “Adam’s Task” and “Naming the Animals” employ in response to the creation myths of Genesis. In both of the response poems, John Hollander and Anthony Hecht focus upon the task of…

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    atheism. First and foremost science is defined as the analytical and empirical basis for understanding reality, truth is either analytically understood or empirically verifiable. Also the main arguments that will be discussed deal with the finely tuned universe, the teleological argument, the theory of pragmatism and biological evolution. Scientism helps support atheism in the sense that with what I said earlier, science deals with analytical and synthetic statements. Truth is equated with a…

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    Essay On Dualism

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    Based on a Metaphysical World There are a plethora of religions worldwide many of which subscribe to the existence of a higher power. However, Christianity is one of the major religions who have spread worldwide. There is great discussion of whether the God of Christianity actually exist and can be proven by evidence scientifically and philosophically. However, although I believe the God does exist, I do not believe there is satisfactory evidence for nonbelievers without taking the step to…

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    Biblical Worldviews

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    simple fact that God did create the heavens and the earth when it is stated in the oldest text in human history and one that many do doubt is the truth , but in today 's world people try to prove the bible on creation by using science and say that the universe was created from in a big bang ,…

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