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    Church meaning that the Church controlled the contents of the gospel without question. Three major concerns that began to be questioned were the authority of the Pope & Church, indulgences and relics. Initially, people began to suspect corruption in the Church. This was believed because the Church had too much authority, for example the Pope had certain powers concerning excommunication and influence on rulers while other religious figures had the ability to forgive the sin of whomever they…

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    2. The interlinkage between democracy and human rights The internationalization of democracy and human rights since World War II is an achievement of great proportions and significance. However, while human rights are regularly seen as universally applicable, not all see the rights-based democracy as the most appropriate form of government for all peoples (LANGLOIS A. J., 2003, p. 990). Some observers have suggested that one way to promote an international human rights regime, while…

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    The Church is an old religious institution established long before the civilization of many nations on earth. Moreover, it has a huge followership on many continents all over the world. The Catechism of the Catholic Church was promulgated by Pope John Paul II in the early 1990s. As a doctrine, it stipulates the beliefs that Catholic followers should observe. The arguments in this essay will seek to highlight…

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    abortion; nobody turns his or her head. John Elefante tells the story of his daughters’ adoption and explores the subject of abortion in his emotional song “This Time.” In an interview, Elefante shares that he “can’t imagine life without [his] daughter, Sami, and it just breaks [his] heart that pregnant young women much like her birth mother, instead of choosing life for their babies, are denying them the chance to be born” (Elefante 1). “This Time,” by John Elefante,…

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    Vietnam War was a conflict between North and South Vietnam but it was a global war. The North was led by communist and nationalist regime that fought against the Japanese during World War II. The South was led by a non-communist regime and was helped by the United States. When President Kennedy was assassinated Lyndon Johnson inherited the problem of the Vietnam War. Like the three presidents before him, He was determined to prevent North…

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    Nicomachean Ethics: Why Friendship is Essential and Not Fickle In book VIII of Nicomachean Ethics Aristotle expounds upon the concept of friendship. In order to understand all that Aristotle means by friendship one must first know that there are three categories of friendship: friendship of utility, friendship of pleasure, and the perfect friendship. After analyzing the paradigms of each of these relationships he comes to the conclusion that friendship is crucial to life. He declares: “For…

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    situations, people are willing to sell their kidneys for 1,000 dollars(159). Mackay’s article then springs into moral issues, she says not being able to sell a kidney violates the basic rights of a donor. Mackay brings up a counter claim from Pope John Paul II when he states that organ sales are morally wrong, she later refutes this argument(158). There is an advantage of government regulation. Mackay theorizes that it would give some kind of insurance to the donor, and it will give them a…

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    and Eve try to be like God in a way that is impossible,”knowing good and evil,” thereby placing themselves in a state of being contrary to God’s will for the natural order. This is the primordial disobedience understood as original sin. St. Pope John Paul II reaches a similar conclusion and expresses the symbolism of the tree flawlessly: ‘According to the Book of Genesis, "the tree of the knowledge of good and evil" was to express and constantly remind man of the "limit" impassable for a…

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    independence from each other by competing at different levels on the global stage. Furthermore, sport has widely been a major cultural influence where the Vatican has created their own sports department in August 2004 under the leadership of the late Pope John Paul II. In the article, a spokesperson from the Vatican, had stated that, “the…

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    In the passage Jesus states, “It is the spirit that gives life, while the flesh is of no avail. The words I have spoken to you are spirit and life” (John 6:63). These words from Jesus come after the bread of life discourse when some of the disciples find it difficult to follow what Jesus has disclosed what they need to do. The bread of life, the Eucharist is life-giving and life-sustaining for the followers…

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