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    Lgbtq Community

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    has been shown that the LGBTQ community seeks the same purpose as most other groups, acceptance and equal rights. Through their movement, a new religious sector known as the Unitarian Universalist Association was born. I wish to explore how the community came about and how the group’s choices and actions are consistent with ethical relativism. The LGBTQ movement began to emerge in the late eighteenth and nineteenth century in Europe when same sex sexual behavior and cross-dressing was deemed…

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    face discrimination in their everyday lives. Gay Rights is a highly controversial topic; everyone has their own opinion towards the subject. Although, the United States Supreme Court had ruled that all 50 states are required to license and recognize same-sex marriages on June 26, 2015. Mississippi is said to be one of the last states to fully legalize gay rights. The fight for equality still continues to this year in many areas, while other states began having it legal back in 2004. In…

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    Nationally, approximately one-quarter of children and youth, or about 22 million, are growing up in single parent households.1 In 2011, nearly one-third of adoptions from foster care were completed by unmarried people. This included adoptions by 1,400 single men and more than women. Should single people be able to adopt children?I think that single people should be able to adopt children. I have three reasons for thinking that single people should be able to adopt children. They are infertile…

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    Moral beliefs are views on how one should conduct themselves and treat others. Everyone will not have the same moral views. I believe that this is due to ones upbringing and experiences. When it comes to me I can agree that my family, religion, my experience, and the country I live in shape my moral views. Moral views are defiantly first taught by families because no one is born with them. As a child you have no sense of being. You depend on your parents to attend to your every need. As you…

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    What is your view on an “ideal” society? In The Giver their society is meant to be utopian, but with the constriction of freedom in this society, it becomes the opposite of what they were trying to achieve, a dystopia. The society in the novel The Giver has very few similarities to our modern day society, however there are many differences that set the two apart. In The Giver a way freedom is taken away is that they cannot pick their own spouse. Each spouse is chosen carefully, and…

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    Gay Marriage Taxes

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    should be afforded the same rights as same-sex couples. You might even be surprised on what some people think of the situation."Survey results suggest that people have forgotten why they were so opposed to the notion even as recently as a few years ago." (Schumann 1). That just shows how far we have come in the last year for gay marriage being legal in all states! Some people think gay marriage would…

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    Moral Intensity Paper

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    Moral intensity will affect an individual ethical decision making process, so basically to what extent does the severity of the moral issue affect the individual making the decision (Stanwick, 2014). The five components that impacts moral intensity are: The magnitude of consequences is the harm or benefit done to the victim or beneficiaries due to the moral decision the manager made. And is viewed in utilitarian approach on weather the decision made will it benefits many or none in terms of the…

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    The Social Democratic Party has been prevalent in many countries for many years. In places such as Germany, The United States, and Canada, this party exists and can also be called the “Socialist” party. The basic ideologies and beliefs center around the idea that the government should have more power to institutionalize enabling access to resources that help people, which has to do with a more powerful federal government. Their ideals also include the belief that all people should have equal…

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    Gay Marriage Talking about being gay has always been a sensitive topic for people, but recently on June 26, 2015, gay marriage was legalized in all fifty states in the United States and with that has caused ups and downs when it comes to society still having issues with acceptance. With that said, now all people are allowed to marry whomever they please without judgement, but that still does not stop people from sanctioning the people that are a part of the LGBTQ population. Gay couples have…

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    Legalizing Gay Marriage

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    December 7, 2014 61004 Same-sex marriage legalization has been a topic of discussion in America for years. There are currently 33 states out of 50 that recognize same-sex marriage. Marriage is a union between two people that have chosen to spend the rest of their lives together. Whether the couple is interracial, heterosexual, or same sex everyone should have that same right to marriage. Unfortunately that is not the case, same-sex couples do not share the same legal marriage rights…

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