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    foundation of civil society.” Traditionalist conservatives believe that societies only develop good social systems from a prolonged process of cumulative growth. In this understanding, Linda Raeder tells us that social systems are developed through a complex process characterized by trial-and-error experimentation. Raeder claims that the advancement of a culture is strongly dependent upon the absorption and transmission of the cultural inheritance over time and when societies fail to transfer…

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    for being a “witch”. Now in today's society it's the exact same for the lgbt community. “Early polling data related to same-sex relationships demonstrated that most Americans were not supportive of LGBT relationships with seventy percent reporting in 1974 that they thought sexual relations between same-sex people was always wrong”(Sobel). Back then no one liked the idea of homosexuality, and people who were gay couldn't come out because of it. Our modern day society can be connected to the…

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    believes Religious belief is the creation of human beings before recorded history to honor the phenomenon that is considered "super natural" at that time. It is a reflection of the curiosity of humans, their fear of nature, and their pursuit of protection against death and eternal life. Throughout human history, religious belief plays an important role in uniting people, helping them establish spiritual peacefulness, and motivating them to contribute to the improvement of the societies,…

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    -Goldings weave of religious imagery and symbolism in the Lord Of The Flies is heavily imbedded using simon as a religious figure to kinda represent God. I do believe there is redemption with simon being the simon being the savior figure, and that is when he is killed or when there saved from the island or when the conch was smashed. Doing a little research on the garden of Eden I found that the translation is “related to an Aramaic root word meaning "fruitful, well-watered." This textual…

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    marginalized from my society, the society where I grew up in based on my faith. People sharing the same religious background as me were ridiculed and treated as if they were any less human. They were openly discriminated in society and because of their weak status, they could not do anything about it; thus, they became subjects of abuse. The experience that affected me the most was when my friend’s mother told him that he should stay away from me and break all ties with me based on my religious…

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    doing so, they sacrificed familial relationships, friendships, personal safety, and their reputations as genteel women. The religious leaders of the Society of Friends, for example, disapproved of Angelina’s published letter and insisted that she recant some of the opinions and sentiments expressed within the letter. When Angelina refused to comply with their demands, the Society condemned her brazen actions and shunned her association. In her diary, Angelina recalled the anguish she experienced…

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    mentality, habits, and morals. Yet, despite ancient attributes, many European emigrants travel to America in search of new ideas and opportunities. Factors such as these contribute to an already arduous adjustment pertaining to myself. Language, religious, and cultural barriers prove to be an obstacle when trying to adapt to a typical Polish lifestyle. My strenuous nine hour flight to the Warsaw International Airport is met with a reluctant adjustment to the different time zone. Almost…

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    In Harry Potter and The Sorcerer’s Stone, the author J.K. Rowling presents many different themes throughout the fantasy story. For example, it seems that Rowling has tied some religious aspects into the story, whether it be explicit references or simply religious symbolism. She also delves into deeper ideas, such as good vs. evil, as well as death and immortality, which you might not exactly expect from a children’s book. Beginning with the explicit references to religion, two major references…

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    This paper will look to analyze why certain Jews in the Ultra-Orthodox movement decide to defect from their upbringing. It will examine what commonalities, if any, there are between defectors, in leaving their community. The transition between a religious and secular life is dramatic, confusing, and lonely. What happens after one decides to make the switch and leave their community? What are the major struggles they face during and after transition? Do all Jews that defect become completely…

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    There are many different topics or discussions when it comes to moral, religious or political beliefs. Case and point, the big topic or debate going on in the United States at this very moment is the legalization of Same-Sex marriage. President Obama approval of the Supreme Court decision requiring states to recognize Same-Sex Marriage. Despite the history, this on going battle will forever be an uncomfortable topic for so many. The questions that we ask is it ever morally acceptable, for the…

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