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    Pope John Paul II’s encyclical Fides et Ratio is a comprehensive pamphlet on the relationship between faith and reason. In short John Paul II affirmes that theological faith and philosophical reason confirm one another. He states the “Church considers philosophy an indispensible help for a deeper understanding of faith and for communicating the truth of the Gospel to those who do not yet know it.” The idea that faith and reason confirm one anther is supported biblically. Reasoning about…

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    In the very first chapter of “The Righteous Mind,” Haidt references the study “Does the Concept of the Person Vary Cross-Culturally?” conducted by Richard Shweder and Edmund Bourne, to highlight and provide evidence for the varying conceptions of different cultures and how that may influence their definition of “morality.” While the central theme of the study may not directly align with the idea of morality itself, it brings up cross-cultural variations regarding the idea of “self” and different…

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    Police corruption is the infringement of state and government laws or the violation of constitutional rights by cops. ("Police Corruption and Misconduct", 2016) Additionally, it’s the mishandling of police power for personal gain and may include benefits gain illegally or another kind of material advantage gain unlawfully as a consequence of the police officer's authority. ("Police Corruption and Misconduct", 2016) This essay will access the claim about corruption. The following inquiries will…

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    explaining history, and that relativism ends up removing any sense to criticizing culture at all. In terms of grand theories, Bottomore points to postmodern historians construct difficult language or jargon in their attempt to explain and construct the narratives in history (8), all of which service a singular conception of history based on a theoretical framework. This singular conception derived from one supposedly valid interpretation is so pervasive in the construction of history that…

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    According to cultural relativism, a belief or action is relatively acceptable to their culture. In America, the culture is one of hard-work, prosperity, and dedication for all who follow and trust the process. Unfortunately, many people bypass this process and immigrate to the United States illegally. This issue directly defies the culture in the United States, and upsets many citizens who followed the process. Not only is this action prohibited in accordance to cultural relativism, it can even…

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    no matter how much it is meddled with to suit the needs of someone, will not change. Ethics is the study of a way of life and its values, including a system of general moral principles and the conception of morality and its foundations. Ethical relativism states that ethics are a matter of cultural norms, while ethical absolutism states that there is one set moral standard. Truth may be difficult to find, but that sole fact is not proof of its absence. Ethics do not change, even if…

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    In Sociology, they have a term ‘cultural relativism’ which means for one to be able to understand another culture then one must view them in the thought of that culture. Culture relativism was quiet obviously not present in the minds of the Spaniards. Multiple Spaniard recordings, including the works of Fray Ramón Pané, Christopher Columbus, and Pietro Matire D’anghiera…

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    Teleological Theory

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    Although the group members had become aware of the concepts of business ethics and the 4 key principles in ethical decision making (Teleology, Deontology, Relativism and Virtue Ethics) there was still conflict in agreeing on the appropriate answer for the real and perfect world. 8.2 Methodology In trying to resolve this problem there was a constant need to differentiate between the 2 worlds (real and perfect)…

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    Richard Rorty, an American philosopher of the late twentieth and early twenty-first century who explored expertise in philosophy and comparative literature into a perspective called “The New Pragmatism” or “neopragmatism.” Rejecting the Platonist tradition at an starting period. Initially he was attracted to analytic philosophy. Rorty’s views were strong when he came to believe from representationalism, this tradition in its own way suffered a lot. He associated with Platonism flaw. And he…

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    Kingdom Triangle Summary

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    In Kingdom Triangle, J.P. Moreland brings forth sobering yet very prevalent issues that have arisen within the western world. Moreland brings forth the issues of naturalism, and postmodern relativism with the downfall of authentic drama and couples it with biblical evidence and truth to chart the way out of the crisis of the modern day age. These thin worldviews (worldviews that seem to have value but after investigation will lead to an empty life) are a fuel on the fire that is the empty self…

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