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    Today most people have the tendency to believe everything that they read. Whether they read it from books, magazines, or online, they feel as though because the information was written in a book it has to be true. The information written may not be necessarily true, but even without facts to prove the information, many still find a reason to believe the source. This same concept also applies to what is written in the Bible and the stories of Jesus, such as the way that he lived and the way that…

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    of New York. This movement stemmed as a reaction to the Abstract Expressionism movement. Many temporary names were used before the name Minimalist stuck. When the movement first appeared to the world, names such as “A.B.C. Art”, “Reductive Art”, “Literalism”, “Systematic Painting”, and “Art of the Real” were used to try and describe such an indescribable piece of work. We can only theorize why the current name stuck around, but perhaps it was that the new name came to describe the way artist…

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    aspects of Sanctions in International law: The practice of the Sanctions Policy and Human Rights. International Progress Organisation, Vienna Maross, A.Z and Bassett, M., (eds) (2015) Economic Sanctions Under International Law: Unilateralism, Multi literalism, Legitimacy and consequences, Asser Press, The Hague, Netherlands Trocan, L. M. (2009) Sanctions in Public International Law ,Days of Law: the Conference Proceedings, „Constantin Brancusi” of Targu Jiu, Masaryk University,…

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    As it happens, religious attendance and biblical literalism, as well as political ideology, were all highly predictive of attitudes of attitudes toward abortion” (Khan). This has been discovered with the understanding that certain religions and political views make it unseen and frowned upon to support…

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    The Second Vatican Council It is not an overstatement to say that the Catholic Church has changed more in the twenty-five years since the Second Vatican Council than it had in the previous two hundred (Komonchak). Pope John XXIII announced the creation of this council, also referred to as Vatican II, in January 1959, much to the surprise of the awaiting world. There had not been an ecumenical council — an assembly of Roman Catholic religious leaders meant to settle doctrinal issues — in…

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    As you read these chapters this weekend, experiment with reading and listening to the audio. See what works for you. You should be able to answer these questions on Monday/Tuesday when you come to class. You can take notes if you like, or you can annotate your book (post-its work great). Chapters 2-3 1. Now that you’ve met Tom, what are your initial impressions of him? Pick out specific textual references to back up your opinion. In chapters 2 and 3 there are instances where Jim is fearless…

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    LIMITATIONS OF POSITIVIST INTERNATIONAL LAW Although, it may be appealing to rely on the positivist arguments that focus on international written, official rules, it is important to note that law transcends far beyond being just a set of rules controlling and dictating the behavior of societies. The norms, values, morals and beliefs of any community are reflected in its law. International law does recognize other sources which are not given any credence in positive law. It recognizes the…

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    Fundamentalist Christianity always presupposes the domination of males and the subordination of both womand children to the absolute authority of fathers and husbands...Abuse, therefore, is simply the price that biblical literalism and moral absolutism inevitbly extract from the women and children.” 3 It goes without saying that price is extracted in everyhome that these movements are practiced in. Sometimes it is physical, but more often it is emotional, and spiritual…

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    Reasonably, both of these fables do not make any sense. They are full of improbabilities to say the least. They do not make sense to me and others who disregard supernatural magic, but these fables make a lot of sense to the masses who believe in literalism. They were indoctrinated and are still being indoctrinated and will possibly continue to be indoctrinated about the supernatural in the foreseeable future. We must remember that early indoctrination reaches deep. Believing literally is the…

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    The Truth of Global Warming This Earth has everything a person needs to sustain life. This fact about Earth is partly the reason why Earth is so great. Seasons pass and times goes on. Along with seasons changing, the Earth also supplies a habitat to every species of plant and animal that exists on it. The Earth revolves on its axis and revolves around the sun. The planet does all that it needs to do to keep humans and animals alive. All of these things happen like clockwork. People just expect…

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