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    situation worse, because of this Many states have adopted laws that add protections whenever someone chooses to be a good Samaritan(Theoharis). This means that in many cases when a person does act and help a person in danger, they could cause more harm to the person they are helping. So its thought the bystander helping could get in trouble. But they are protected by good Samaritan laws made just for this type of case, stating that if the bystander was acting on good intentions they can't be…

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    For Judith Jarvis Thomson abortion is something that should be a negative right, provided that it has certain guide lines. One in which abortions are neither a right that should be given or taken away. Thomson begins by arguing that there is no right time to mark the point in which a person should begin to be considered a person. She then gives an example of an oak tree and how it is not called an oak tree at the beginning, but goes through stages to become an oak tree. For people to claim…

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    Both modern and ancient history have displayed men as superior to women, especially through the vows of marriage (Wallace & Roberson, 2014; Zelcer, 2014). The first known “law of marriage” dated back to 753 B.C. in Rome; this law commanded women “to conform themselves entirely to the temper of their husbands and the husbands to rule their wives as necessary and inseparable possessions” (England, 2007, p.1). It was considered legal for husbands to correct and restrain their wives by any means…

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    Socialism is defined as the want to redistribute the wealth in the country through central planning and government involvement. One of socialism’s main characteristics is that it is involuntary. Different verses are mentioned, such as. The Good Samaritan story is often used as an example to prove that Jesus supported government welfare, yet it seems that this is more of an example of the importance of helping others out of the goodness of one’s own heart, rather than because one is forced to.…

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    For Judith Jarvis Thomson abortion is something that should be a negative right, provided that it has certain guidelines. One in which abortions are neither a right that should be given nor taken away. Thomson begins by arguing that there is no right time to mark the point in which a person should begin to be considered a person. She then gives an example of an oak tree and how it is not called an oak tree at the beginning, but goes through stages to become an oak tree. Nevertheless, Thomson…

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    December 3rd, 2012, Ki-Suck Han is a 58-year-old New York resident and frequent subway passenger who was staring into the eyes of his fate after getting off work, Han was struck by an oncoming Q-train after being pushed onto the tracks in the way of the train. Han got himself into a brutal argument with mid-20-year-old homeless man, Naeem Davis. The moment when Han attempted to lift himself out of harm's way, Han was already staring into the face of the train accompanied by the recording and…

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    be my first choice. Professor Selman is by far one of my favorite professors and I, coincidentally, hope to someday have his exact career. Selman works as a professor of psychology at Tyler Junior College as well as a part-time counselor at the Samaritan Counseling Center of Tyler. He has a lot of experience in the field of psychology, so I figured he was my best option to learn how to get the most out of my education as well as help me better understand the career that I want and how to get it.…

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    He taught about loving your peers as you would love yourself. He brought the message of unconditional love. In the Bible there is the story of the Good Samaritan. This story is about a man who was traveling and robbers left him for dead. A priest, Levite, and a Samaritan passed by, however the only one to stop and help the man was the Samaritan (English Standard Version, Luke 10:25-37). This story was told to show that all people are equal and you should treat all people the same. As well as to…

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    The Permissibility of Abortion: Noonan V. Thompson The topic of abortion has been of much dispute throughout time. Some seeing abortion as the mother’s right to choice, others as murder. Most pro-life supporters argue that fetuses have the right to life and to aborting it is murder. Judith Thompson concedes that fetuses may have the right to life but that only gives the fetus a right to not be unjustly killed. Thus, if abortion is justifiable, then abortion is morally permissible. John Noonan,…

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    1. Explain why the compassion gap is problematic. From your perspective, what needs to happen to eliminate the compassion gap? There are a plethora of laws in effect that state one cannot be discriminated against for various reasons. However, there are many subtle forms of discrimination that exist even today. In my opinion, discrimination is one of the driving forces responsible for those living in poverty. Subtle forms of discrimination, particularly racism, continues to allow further…

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