The Slippery Slope

What is science? Science is a process that we use to discover new things about our world. It is, to quote The Merriam-Webster dictionary science is “knowledge about or study of the natural world based on facts learned through experiments and observation.” Science is realization through observation and experimentation. Science can never truly “prove” anything. All science can do is give us, as humanity, more of an idea as to what goes on in our physical world; however, everything science can…

Introduction This documentation will discuss employers accommodating religious beliefs. The fact that employers must respect their employees and applicants religious practices in accordance with Title VII of Civil Rights Act of 1964. What the definition of religion by the law. Ways both parties must compromise of religious practices, both the employer and employee. Lastly, how Wal-Mart and Coca-Cola Company have been in hot water over discrimination Accommodation The disability accommodation is…

The Word “Retard” The first amendment allows Americans to freely express themselves without the fear of imprisonment. This amendment is also understood as a gateway to freely using offensive language regardless of how it impacts an individual. Although there are certain words and phrases that should not be used, it is important that there is a distinction between something that is prohibited versus something generally frowned upon. Words should not be banned, that can lead to other…

It could have corrupting influence that a patient with severe illness, doctors and nurses might not try hard enough. She/he is better off dead. Euthanasia is a slippery slope, someone might be in behalf of doing it for them, but there could also be instances when not authorized to act on behalf of that patient. Daniel Callahan also argues against any policy that would allow voluntary euthanasia and assisted suicide…

These activities and heavy religious emphasis suggest the idea of deities of the Christian faith supporting these acts and their occurrence by means of presence in the location they occur and/or representation of the artifacts used for the action. This poses the potential to lead towards the relations of Christian morals with heavy violence and suggesting that the church as a whole no longer recognizes suicide as a form of sin. Some say that these religious artifacts that are seen throughout…

I remember the date, the time, the temperature, and the way I was feeling the day before climbing Mount Denali. It was May 29, 2017 when I decided I would beat Kilian Jornet’s time of 11 hours and 48 minutes, and it was January 10, 2018 when I finally decided to attempt the big climb. It was cold, but not as freezing as some of the other months happened to be, It was that particular Wednesday when everything went south. The day before climbing Denali, I decided to take a breather before I…

Nebraska is a movie in which an elderly man from Montana receives a sweepstakes letter from Nebraska saying that he won a million dollars. The movie follows his journey from small town Billings, Montana to Lincoln, Nebraska. The main character in this film is Woody Grant (Portrayed by Bruce Dern). He is an elderly man in Billings, Montana. He receives a sweepstakes letter in the mail that says he won a million dollars and he is determined to get to Lincoln, Nebraska to claim his prize. Some…

Argumentation Techniques Brian Tracy often uses anecdotes as his types of evidence and rarely uses proven statistics. He follows the same pattern for all of his chapters in the book, causing it to be very repetitive. He will first motivate the reader by reminding them of their potential and abilities. He may begin a chapter by saying that “You were born to do something wonderful with your life” (Tracy 116). A short inspirational paragraph that uses the appeal to flattery fallacy usually…

Accepted therapeutic boundaries have evolved over time. The 1930-1970’s saw loose boundaries. Towards the 1980’s and 1990’s any kind of dual relationships were ill advised. There is current recognition that dual relationships are not only are unavoidable but in many cases can be beneficial to the therapeutic process (Zur, 2011). Dual relationships are when more than one type of relationship occurs between a client and their health care practitioner. These include friendship, business or…

The first room was illuminated by a foul fluorescent light peeking through the shattered light bulbs. The wind whistled through the holes of the crumbled bookshelves. Book lay there, it was as if they knew they were unwanted and discarded; gathering dust just like the bodies of rats sprawled out on the floor; giving a sickly scent of mildew. Spikes of Fungus pierced the bodies like hot knives did through butter! Looking up I could see a riddle on the wall: "what's ahead of you, but you can't see…