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    Same-sex marriage is a controversial topic that has gained popularity day by day. Countries throughout the world are pressured with homosexuality being an issue of right or morality. Same-sex marriage is a threat to heterosexual marriages and should be prohibited. In the beginning, man and woman was formed to enter into an agreement known as marriage. This arrangement was the only form that existed, now a changing society has new ideas about marriage. The scholarly article, “Why Same-Sex…

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    Safe Sex Education Essay

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    student needs to be taught the importance of safe sex. Without the proper education of sex education there are risks. In an article written by Dennis Prager ” A Speech Every American High School Principal Should give“ he states that “No more semesters will be devoted to condom wearing and teaching you to regard sexual relations as a primarily health issue”. I disagree with this statement. Sex education has been proven to help young people to delay sex, and to use contraception when they do…

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    gave her full consent and was even begging for it. Statutory rape laws are used to protect young children from predatory relationships. As defined by West's Encyclopedia of American Law, “The criminal offense of statutory rape is committed when an adult sexually penetrates a person who, under the law, is incapable of consenting to sex. Minors and physically and mentally incapacitated persons are deemed incapable of consenting to sex under rape statutes in all states. These persons are considered…

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    education? Most of the sex ed programs in schools today provide ambiguous, often overlooked and varied sexual education. Sexual education in the United States has many problems regarding standardization and content that can be dealt with by passing federal laws and providing extensive sex education that introduces healthy and correct knowledge about the subject. One of the many problems associated with the current sexual education model is that there is not a federal law that requires sex ed…

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    Jewish Legal Traditions

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    independently developed comparable laws of sex, marriage, and family on the strength of universal natural law principles, and (2) that the Jewish legal tradition offered a number of ingenious and humane interpretations of God’s natural law commands for this vital sphere of life. Selden vacillated between description of these ancient legal systems and prescription of some of their teachings for the modern Christian West, especially for his own beloved English common law. He wrote: “[w]ith the…

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    sold or traded endless times in acts of sex, and is viewed as disposable once the child becomes sick or pregnant they are disposed of left for dead on the streets, but not before the pimp has made $100’s a day from the sales of sex acts involving the child. Pimps use runaways for other task like transporting drugs, or shoplifting. Shoplifting is also known as boosting, the pimp send the child in with a list of items to steal and the children get it. The…

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    right not being offered to those in same-sex relationships. As America has become accustomed, a battle began for the rights of the discriminated. Two smaller cases were brought to the Supreme Court in an epic duel for what was believed…

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    comes to generating wealth there is no doubt international criminal will turn to human trafficking for sexual exploitations; Organizations like Dasra explains that [the] reason why sex trafficking persists is straightforward: immense profitability with minimal risk. A net profit margin of over 70 percent makes sex trafficking one of the most profitable businesses in the world. It is becoming increasingly easy and inexpensive to procure, move and exploit vulnerable girls. As stated before,…

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    murder of a human life. An unborn baby, as a living human being, has separate, individual rights from that of the mother” (Kamide). I completely agree with the conservative point of view. However, another big issue seems to be same sex marriage. When it comes down to same sex marriage I agree more with the liberals more than the…

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    Consensual Sexting

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    young adults feel “sexting is a safe sex practice, sexting is risqué and that sexting is a cultural norm of sexually active couples” (Levine, 2013). However, sexting is not always a consensual sexual practice and can sometimes be used as a form of sexual abuse. Now minors can be charged for photographing, spreading, and owning child pornography for “sexting” nude photographs of themselves to other minors. According to page 185 of the book, Under current Washington law, any minor involved simply…

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