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    Andrew Boutton and David B. Carter attempt to analyze the popular belief that the United States provides financial aid to globally fight terrorism. There have been several different studies in the past with varied deductions on the connection between how it is determined which state receives aid, in what way this aid affects terrorism in the aided state, and if the U.S. truly follows its foreign policy based upon President Bush’s statement that the war on terrorism will not end until “every…

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    Introduction The problem of evil in religion has been an issue for the followers of religions considering the constant confrontation with evil which bring about human suffering thus this brings about questions as to what constitute the real meaning of life. Religion has it as a duty to answer questions related to the origin of evil and the end of evil. The presence evil has been a great source of suffering to humanity hence it becomes a burden to man. It…

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    concept of emptiness far enough as he sees the whole world as having no purpose for existence other than just to exist and be rather than for some greater purpose like sustaining life or performing some sort of great service to the world. This is proof even further that Westerners have issues with the concept of nihility. Even when great existential philosophers attempt to explain the concept of nihilism, they are unable to be as radical as Nishitani believes they should be because they have…

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    Atheism Vs Religion

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    intends to prove the idea that atheism would eventually trump over religion. These arguments for the dominance of atheism can be categorized under philosophical, historical and social perspectives. One of the chief reasons is the lack of empirical proof of the existence of god. People have overtime assumed this existence based…

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    A Rose for Emily is about a woman who is living in a building In Jefferson town. After her father's death she was remitted of paying rent. New people took over and asked her for rent by sending tax notices. Without any response she started to hiding from people. Then she fell in love with Homer Barron, a newfangled man. Emily did not wanted to lose her beloved so she killed him with poison. After years she died and people found the man's corpse in a desolated room with an indentation of a head…

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    the arguments as “proofs” and tries to make an objection as to why these arguments cannot be considered concrete in the case for God. These proofs that he speaks of are the Cosmological argument, which argues for a creator, the Teleological argument or the argument from design, which argues that the universe shows signs of intelligent design and divine purpose. However, in response to McCloskey’s claims, there are things that can be said in support of these arguments or proofs. The account…

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    These answers can be either right or wrong, as the only possible proof of the metaphysical embodiment comes from the Ghost through his actions and words. Accordingly, looking at the very first conversations that the Ghost and Hamlet has, he…

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    Susan Sontag was a Journalist, Anti-war Activist and Women’s rights activist (Biography, Occupation). In her essay “In Plato’s cave” she develops several ideas but also contradictions. Sontag emphasizes “it is mainly a social rite, a defense against anxiety, and a tool of power” while she goes further by arguing that when there is a “choice between a photograph and a life, to choose the photograph” (8, 12). The main idea she revolves her essay around is Plato’s cave allegory, which displayed how…

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    The history of American Indians is not well taught amongst the general population. For many, the extent of their knowledge consists of racist depictions of armed conflict between white colonists and Native people, such as the movie They Died With Their Boots On. This film glorifies Custer and demonizes the Indians as savage and stupid. Films like that one reflect how the history of Native people is understood as a history of war. However, most only consider it as war between Indians and settlers…

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    of contradictions, especially in Genesis. I asked Brian to show me a few examples he was referring to and he pointed out how in Genesis 1:24, the Bible states that animals were created before man was created, however, in Genesis 2:7 man was created before animals. He points to another example in Genesis 1:26 about how man and woman were created at the same time, while Genesis 2:7, 21-22 states that man was created first, and woman was created later. It’s minor inconsistencies such as these that…

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