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    about life. Unlike the stereotypical perception of rappers, Hopsin creates songs with a purpose. In his song “Ill Mind of Hopsin Seven” (2015), he offers his perspective on religion and humanity. This song garners the attention of its audience mainly through a tone of frustration and a controversial message about Hopsin’s current state with his faith in God. The song’s message is that since the human mind performs many intricate actions such as imagination…

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    Sherry Turkle's Ted Talks

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    Does not directly answer question, errors or misunderstanding of significant ideas Does not understand question, shows lack of knowledge of readings and/or class discussions and readings. Thesis States a clearly articulated thesis that incorporates a debatable stand and introduces an analytical argument States a debatable thesis that introduces an analytical argument, but one that can be more specific/clearer; some central…

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    monarchy and hate for organized religion led him to write one of the most influential satire pieces of the time Candide (1759). Voltaire became an avid voice of the Enlightenment through his vast amounts of witty and sarcastic works that supported reason over myth and intolerance. Voltaire pointed out the problems of the age in a satirical way. Voltaire spoke out about multiple problems facing England at the time, some of which being intolerance and superiority in religion, and the ignorance…

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    Religion in the Modern Society Curtis Light University of North Texas The Role of Religion in Shaping Modern Society In this project, I will analyze on the various religious beliefs and the role they play in shaping the modern day society. To provide concrete information, I will compare the different religious activities in the various parts of the world and its impact on the day-to-day operations of the people that in turn affect positively towards better societal norms. By using…

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    salvation in the afterlife was a way in which superstructure justifies the base, because it generates an acceptance of one’s conditions as they are.” (Cole, 2014). Marx argued in one of his most famous publications ‘The Communist Manifesto’ that if religion was no longer evident or at least not at the forefront of society at the time, then the oppressed would rise against the bourgeoisie and form a communist (proletariat) revolution to overthrow the capitalist regime, as cited in (Marx and…

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    Otto begins The Idea of the Holy by belligerence that the non-discerning in religion must be given its due importance, then goes ahead to present and build up his thought of the numinous. As a sort of first close estimation for the entirely new idea he is giving us, Otto describes the numinous as the holy (God) short its ethical and reasonable angles. Somewhat more decidedly, it is the inexpressible center of religion: the experience of it can't be depicted regarding other encounters. Otto then…

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    Essay 4: Religion: Scourge or Refugee? I. Scourge In his book Letter to a Christian Nation, Sam Harris analyzes the Abrahamic religions and makes an argument that these religious faiths are based on faulty mythological stories and that the very existence of these traditions is detrimental to society (Harris xi). Harris delves deep into the purpose of morality in these religions, as well as the correlational ties between religion and violence. He also takes the time to question God’s role in…

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    Religion is one of the most universal concepts found in human societies. It is an ancient concept that has remained in society till this day. Religion is a community of followers who believe in divine beings, or explanations of why things are a certain way. Though each religion is diverse they all have a sole persistence, which is to accentuate the importance of being virtuous and of living a moral lifestyle. Religion can be defined using characteristics, its role in society, and the lifestyle.…

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    Scientology Problem

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    to see governments taking our hard-earned taxpayer’s money to build these useless structures dedicated to worshipping non-existent deities. It is even more alarming to see rational, educated adults wasting precious hours of their day to practice religions based on outdated superstitious writings. Thus, I have come up with a solution that will fix all our problems: the worldwide religious conversion to scientology. It is clear that the following of these…

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    Judaism is one of the oldest religion originated in the Middle East. It is one of the original of the three Abrahamic religions, which includes Christianity and Islam. All of these three religions claim to live by faith in one true God. It encompasses the culture, religious practices and philosophy of Jew, who have established communities throughout the world. The central belief of Judaism includes monotheism, restoration, the laws of Torah and justice. All the religions originated in the…

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