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    think of a man who has lied to everyone he is able to and has committed many atrocities to both his own religion and to his soul, but he has been given the chance. No the thief to society has been given right to save not only himself, but his own immortal soul when he perishes if he were to participate in to join the arm that has been commended by the pope or his local lord. Or maybe do you instead envision a man armed with bot sword and mail and shield, undertaking a holy journey at first but…

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    The Otherworld Analysis

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    The Otherworld is an outlet for many cultures. It is expressed in many ways, depending on the mythology that is involved. The otherworld is core to many cultures; however, this forces the question, why? Why does one reach towards the Otherworld to explain the happenings of this world? This essay argues that the otherworld is an exciting concept to answer the questions of the world, while relieving pressure off of ourselves. Stories told of the Otherworld may be different from our world, but they…

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    according to Socrates it had to have been because he possessed it in a previous life perhaps. Then only, was he able to recover his knowledge in order to answer these questions. Furthermore, Socrates also uses this example to show us how the soul is immortal. He states that in order for the boy to have had knowledge on those questions, he must have had knowledge of geometry in his previous life, and because he was able to recall it through the questions, the knowledge that existed in his soul…

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    The Odyssey: A Ritual Self

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    Therefore, the individual is made stronger through their connection with the tribe, as the tribe is stronger as a whole. The tribal strength and cyclical nature of the ritual also creates an immortal self, and therefore society, because since the people are not individuals, they remain living within the tribe forever through the rebirth of the tribe in initiation rights and dromenon and so never die. Ergo, these ritualistic societies focused…

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    or unacceptable, or simply just some type of establishment between what is right and what is wrong. Ethics is defined as the system or code of conduct and morals advocated by a particular individual or group (Towsley-Cook & Young, 2007). In The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks, a beautiful, uneducated, African American tobacco farmer developed cervical cancer from which cell samples were taken during her treatment. Many complicated ethical issues derived from the collection and birth of…

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    forensics, since you can test for the presence of hemoglobin simply by dropping hydrogen peroxide on it. Of course, there are a lot of things that have peroxidases in them, so this is a presumptive test for the presence of blood. Blood cells are not immortal; each cell wears out in about four months, and will disintegrate in the blood stream, leaving behind bits and pieces of dead cells. The spleen gathers the dead cell pieces, and will filter the blood to remove any malfunctioning blood cells…

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    at the bottom of San Juan Hill. There were 500 Spaniards on top and 8,000 U.S soldiers at the bottom. That may seem completely unfair, but they had the geographic advantage. In Thermopylae, 300 Greek soldiers stood up against 10,000 immortal Persian soldiers (immortals being the “navy seals” of Persia). But anyways, that a different story. General Shafter put Theodore Roosevelt and his Rough riders in charge of the attack. “Shafter hoped to capture El Caney before besieging the…

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    down upon as a degenerate as well as accused of patricide and incest all over Greece. Oedipus does not warrant such treatment and incrimination after his heroic acts. A prophecy is considered to be a predetermined fate which no one, mortal or immortal, can understand nor change. The only way to stop a prophecy is through death. There was a divine prophecy made about Oedipus killing his father and bedding his mother, "You are fated to couple with your mother, you will bring a breed of…

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    Hesiod's Theogony

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    Greek myth and religion is polytheistic, while Judaism and Catholicism is monotheistic. Hesiod closes with “Happy at last, his great work done, he lives / Agelessly and at ease among the Immortals” Theogony ln. 741-742. The plurality of Immortals is important. Genesis talks of the same rest, but by himself “On the / seventh day God completed the work he / had been doing. He rested on the seventh / day after all the work he had been / doing” CM pg. 75. Another major…

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    James Tanner The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks Timeline 1952 First immortal cells cultured. Collected from Henrietta's cervix. Named HeLa cells. Henrietta dies from cervical cancer. HeLa used to grow massive amount of cells. Prompt #5 Create a timeline that begins with the removal of Henrietta"s tissuse sample and traces the scientific and medical breakthroughs that have been made possible as a result of HeLa cells. Explain how HeLa cells were used in each situation 1953 1954 HeLa…

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