Perfect aspect

Descartes's cogito ergo sum supports the aspect of God existence into the God essence. To support his argument, Descartes argues that the confidence that people have towards the truthfulness of things it is based on the unshaken power of God (Monte 12). In the Ontological argument, Descartes point out that the attribution of existence to all-powerful good God had more weight than a more powerful demon. It is out of this argument whereby Descartes envisaged that the reality is based on the…

The good aspects outweigh the faults in the sense that there are many other good aspects. People may use their individualism to help other gain their own individualism. The survey questions provided in the activities helped me realize that I, like others, was different. This is key when promoting Transcendentalism…

In Amy Tan’s essay, Mother Tongue, Tan discusses her struggles growing up as an Asian-American born to Chinese immigrants. She examines certain aspects of the language she speaks and writes, against the language her mother speaks and writes. Amy has a keen grip on “proper” English, most likely due to her being raised in America. Alternatively, Tan’s mother speaks in fragments of English due to her being an immigrant who fled China’s Cultural Revolution (Amy, 1990). Tan realises her different…

done so. Both use the concept of having the idea of God to try to prove his existence. However, the ontological argument for the existence of God is unsuccessful in proving his existence. Descartes uses the idea of existence being a property and an aspect of perfection to try to prove God’s existence while Anselm uses the concept of God existing in the understanding rather than reality to do so. Descartes’s argument is unsuccessful because existence is not an actual property. Anselm’s argument…

limousine, which is very prominently a symbol of materialistic wealth. The speaker is more interested in wealth, which insinuates that she feels love is meant to be purchased not reciprocated. Another literary device in “One Perfect Rose’ is the repetition of the phrase “One Perfect Rose” (4), at the end of each stanza. Each repetition comes after the speaker voices her developing opinion of the man’s love; the first stanza treats the man’s love as a novelty which progresses into the opinion…

and that he lived perfectly. Mormons believe that they must live as perfect as God did. Finally Mormons believed that life was a test and their goal was to return to God in the afterlife. There are many aspects to God's nature that Mormons could examine to show how perfect God is. According to the Bible, God Is Personal and Incorporeal (Beckwith). God is a personal being who has all the attributes that is expected from a perfect Person, self-consciousness, the ability to reason, know, love,…

Understanding (MOU) expresses the desire of Imagine Perfect Care (IPC) to enter into an agreement with those parties receiving financial support from IPC in the form of seed funding, for project development. Specifically the project receiving support is: Project Name: _____________________________________________________________. The purpose of this memorandum is an expression of the involved parties to enter into an agreement with Imagine Perfect Care in which they will work together to…

starts off with our main character Vincent, an imperfect man who lives in a “perfect” world. Vincent was conceived naturally, unlike the majority of the people in this world, who are genetically enhanced humans. People holding flaws, such as Vincent, are known as “in-valids”, and are left to do menial jobs. In order to follow his dreams and travel to space, Vincent needs to assume the identity of Jerome, who is a perfect genetic human with a flaw of his own. As the movie goes on, Vincent meets…

the social norm have a huge impact on woman and the way that they are supposed to perceive their body. Rosalind Coward, a journalist, published a piece called “The Body Beautiful.” Its main purpose is to shed light on what people perceive as the perfect body, and that culturally it is necessary to be attained. Coward’s “The Beautiful Body” is effective because she efficiently utilizes the impact of how social expectations and cultural influences sway woman’s perceived ideas of their…

According to Merriam-Webster dictionary, a Utopia is an imaginary place in which the government, laws, and social conditions are perfect. A dystopia is defined as an imaginary place where people are unhappy and usually afraid because they are not treated fairly. I believe it goes much further than that. A utopia is unique to everyone because a utopia is usually somewhere a person would love to live and is adjusted to that specific person's liking. The same pertains to dystopias, however, it…