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    Religious Liberties Religious liberties is a highly debatable subject with very passionate supporters and opponents which has caused a major division in the country. This disagreement is present between the two major political parties with the Republican Party as supporters while the Democratic Party currently leads the opposition. The current debate is focused on whether the government should allow owners to refuse service to people based on their sexual preference citing a religious objection…

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    promising eternal life and salvation. In his work On Christian Liberty, Martin Luther writes on what it means to truly be Christian and how to achieve salvation. Luther discusses many aspects of Christian faith, including the difference between the inner person and outer man, the effect of works on salvation, the marriage with Jesus as a result of faith, how individuals should act towards others, and the important notion of Christian liberty that arises because of one’s faith. Luther’s ideas…

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    Life, Liberty, and Property British philosopher john locke wrote that the government existed to protect the people 's ' rights to "life, liberty, and property." In 1766, upon writing the Declaration of Evidence, that serves and the foundation for our nation, Thomas Jefferson imported it to say "life, liberty, and pursuit of happiness." What happened to our right to secure property? How can we pursue happiness if we don 't have a home to return to every night? Twenty-two percent of stanislaus…

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    Civil liberties and rights that us Americans inherit as people are not granted. Civil rights are the guarantees of equal opportunities, privileges, and treatment, the civil liberties are individual rights and freedoms that government is obligated to protect. Government should not intrude or embark on those rights. Yet time and time again there are restrictions on each and every individual “freedom” given to us. The Bill of Rights essentially protects the freedom of expression and rights of the…

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    time has gone on, the institution of education has become a money-making machine more focused on turning children into test score numbers and less focused on the vital importance of self-discovery and personal development. John Stuart Mill’s “On Liberty” discusses the idea of free will in society and individualism. His ideas mirror that of two of Frank Bruni’s articles in the New York Times, “Higher Education, Liberal Arts and Shakespeare” and “College, Poetry and Purpose”, which both form ideas…

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    Liberty University Online Liberty University Online offers 250 different degree programs, with Bachelor's degrees such as Christian religion studies, paralegal,information technology, and business that can be completed entirely online. It provides transfer credits for work experience, military training, licenses, and certifications in law enforcement, nursing, Emergency Medical Technician, aviation and real estate. Students can also get credit by passing various assessments, such as the NOCTI…

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    Liberty and necessity in the realm of human actions can be either moral or physical. Liberty is connected with free will, and necessity is associated with determinism. Kames believes that if people thought that all of their actions were determined, it would affect their free will (morality). Naturally, we believe that we have the free will to make choices. Kames feels as if God instilled a natural belief that free will was needed for making moral choices. He reconciles that both moral and…

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    Monuments are structures which are built in order to commemorate a famous person or event. The Statue of Liberty, a gift of friendship from France to the United States, is visited by approximately four million people a year and is seen as a symbol of freedom and democracy to many. Although the Statue of Liberty is a good example of a successful monument, not all monuments meet such qualifications. When creating a monument, agencies should factor in what it will memorialize, its location, and its…

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    Thomas Jefferson: Advocate for Liberty In the past, racial discrimination and injustice took grasp over the nation. During this time, no one would stand up for those who were discriminated against due to the intimidation of the government, who urged such cruelty. Eventually a liberator came along known by the name of Thomas Jefferson. Thomas Jefferson was an honored President who advocated citizen’s liberty in various ways, especially through the Declaration of Independence. He preserved…

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    way of running things so little. This beginning explanation in the Declaration of Independence is called the Preamble, and it does explain the reasons that the American Colonies would like to succeed from the evil English king. The phrase, “Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness,” is a famous quote taken straight out of the beginning of the Preamble of the Declaration of Independence. In…

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