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    Throughout history there has always been a predicament that led to war. In that case, it is safe to assume that there will always be war, and that war can be morally justifiable. By society's standards "morality" is typically associated with the creation or demand for peace and independence. In order to obtain peace when there is a threat one must defend oneself or attack the oppressor. With that in mind, a connection can be made war and morals. For example, in General Eisenhower's "Message to…

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    “And I tell you, you are Peter, and on this rock I will build my Church, and the gates of Hades shall not prevail against it.”1 Thus spoke Our Lord Jesus to His apostle, Peter, and for 2,000 years His words have rung true. Despite wars, plagues, persecutions, and the sinfulness of the Church's members, the Church herself endured and spread throughout the world. As the centuries passed, Catholicism's canon – both Sacred Scripture and Sacred Tradition – grew into the norm we now know…

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    las Minas. I don’t say this simply because I come from this place, but because this city is located in a mountainous region, so it would offer geographical protection from enemies, as it would be hard for them to reach our region’s center. If these invaders, somehow manage to get into our region, by the time they reach Ciudad de las Minas, we would be informed of their wishes, and tactics, so we could defend ourselves properly. I believe that the army and militias leaders and commanders would…

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    Who were the vikings? The term used for vikings is “Scandinavian seafaring pirates and traders who raided and settled in many parts of northwestern Europe in the 8th–11th centuries.” Although this is the correct terminology for vikings, many people do not view them this way. Generally people view vikings as brutal, savage, unfeeling warriors who pillaged and burned with reckless restrain. This is not the entire story. While vikings were great warriors, they did not kill without a motive. They…

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    What Are the Gluten Free Foods? People’s awareness with regard to the bad effects of gluten-rich foods has increased in the past years. A survey even showed that a third of the American population are now trying to ditch gluten from their diets. This means that they are actively seeking gluten free foods that will give them wellness. Getting to Know Celiac Disease Gluten is a kind of protein composite seen in different types of grains like spelt, wheat, barley and rye. Gluten is comprised of…

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    fighting force that wasn’t even at its strongest. This victory is not dissimilar too that of Alexander the Greats Battle with Darius III at Gaugamela, where 47,000 Macedonians defeated the Persian army, which amassed to 200,000. In both cases we see two “heroes” from the ancient world, who have each gone down as one of the greatest general’s and strategists of all time. However one of course conquered the world and the other didn’t even conquer Rome. Scipio’s fellow general Sempronius soon came…

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    Chief My Michigan Hero When people talk about heroes I tend to think about people with super powers, and cool costumes, and sidekicks. But I also think about people who spend their days away from their families and homes, risking their lives daily... people like my father. He was in the Navy for twelve years and after a few of them he became a chief. When he would have to leave, he would have to respond almost immediately. He would even have to report to the sub in the middle of the night…

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    The renaissance period was a time of innovation and exploration in all parts of the world. Societies around the globe were changing and gaining knowledge about countries and cultures. During the renaissance explorers from Europe discovered America. African empires were at large along the Niger River. However, most people don’t realize that the political systems of those communities affected by the renaissance changed drastically. American natives were nearly wiped out and replaced by…

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    Around 900 B.C. a new empire began its rise to power. This specific empire would grow to be one of the largest that the ancient mediterranean world had ever seen. The Assyrian empire would be so vast largely because of it’s military might and experience. So what made this military so special? The size of the army? The army’s training? Also, when did this warring empire reach its greatest height of power? A lot of information about the Assyrian empire comes from the military of the empire.…

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    I think that the immigrants should have a path to citizenship because they are just like us they are just from another state. One example is that the immigrants are afraid of the immigration because they are immigrants and they are living in fear and in the shadows they got no voice they got no right so they are living in the shadows they can't say nothing they got no voice they don't egiste but that's Bad we have to give them a voice by telling them to speak up and say give me a path to…

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