... ¬ Muhammed Raza Reg. no. bcs01103153 ¬ Bilawal Jehangir Reg. no. bcs01103071 ¬ Muhammed Arslan Akram Reg. no. bcs01103181 ¬ Muhammed Iqbal Reg. no. bcs01103100 ¬ Syed Ali Farhan Tirmzi Reg. no. bcs01103093 2 3 ABSTRACT It is an undeniable truth that each and every thing which has come in to existence will come to an end. There is a spring after an autumn and autumn have to face spring after it. The three Abrahamic religions (Islam, Christianity & Judaism) are agreed on the same fact that one day the earth will meet to its end. Even many non-Abrahamic religions and scientists are agreed on the same truth. In this assignment, We will discuss different views on the topic. 4 |Contents | | |...
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...humans have a need to protect and preserve life as a community. Olds begins to use literary terms early in her poem to emphasize how protection is an important and recurring aspect in everyday life. When the suicidal jumper threatens to jump off the building, one of the police “put on a bullet-proof vest, a black shell around his own life,” (8-9). The policeman putting on the bullet proof vest portrays how everyone uses the protection that they can get to preserve their life. In addition, the man threatening to to commit suicide leads to the speaker saying “the huge machinery of the earth began to work for his life,” (6). Olds uses this metaphor to express how when the man threatens to end his life, the world comes “turns on” and everyone works together to protect and preserve life....
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...years people all over the world have tried to predict the end of the world. There are multiple dates every year that are possible winners, some more popular than others. This world will come to an end, but of that day no man can predict. Of the many apocalypse predictions, a few stick out more than others. One being the Mayan Apocalypse of 2012, or December 21, 2012. The name gives off the impression that the Mayans were the people to predict the world ending on this day, but it was not actually them. In fact, the Mayan never actually predicted an end to the world. The Mayan Apocalypse was simply a misunderstanding between the Mayan and the rest of the world. The Mayans believed that this world was not the first world created,...
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...In Cosmopolitanism, Kwame Anthony Appiah’s argument revolves around the topic of making nations united and turning the world into a cosmopolitan one. Cosmopolitanism means the acceptance of various cultures and societies whether or not one actually believes in them. According to Appiah, conversation is the tool that would make it all possible. Conversation is the element that unites people, whether it is person to person, or nation to nation. Ultimately, all cultures have their own standards that they believe are the norm, whether or not the cultures agree amongst each other. Appiah believes that in order for these cultures to be united, there has to be some form of communication between them. Dialogue may not have the power to completely resolve tensions amongst nations, but it definitely has the ability to simplify minor quarrels and miscommunications. Throughout his work, Appiah uses various examples that explain how his method of conversation has led to a positive social impact when dealing with the issue of division and conflict. Appiah puts into perspective some very important issues: the issue of whether or not beating children is a valid way to raise them and the issue of gender roles and how different cultures have evolved when it comes to how to approach the topic. Ultimately, Appiah values the power of communication as a vital source of worldwide progress. Appiah provides the example of beating children and the positive and negative opinions about the subject. He...
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...For example, they forced girls to do things they don’t want to. For example they are sold to the human traffickers, and afterward the human traffickers end up thinking that the girls are their property. According to, “Sex Trafficking: Who's to Blame?” the article explains, “ if you catch the buyers — therefore reducing “demand” for prostitution — you can seriously reduce the businesses of pimps and sex traffickers,” (Morrison, 2013) This shows us that most of the traffickers treat the girls like their property when they get sold to other men. They end up treating the girls like their property and sell them, and sell them to other men and that’s when they end up being “their property.” They use the girls against their will. The trafficker usually end up using the girl’s against their will so they can sell them to men. They usually are there because they chose to be there, some of them are there so they can send money to their family, or they usually take them from their homes and just take them to get them into human trafficking. “Human trafficking: stop the victim blaming” says, “At Covenant House, we want to help those who have been victims of human trafficking, but so often victims/survivors don’t come forward because they don’t want to be blamed for what has happened.” (Ducoff, 2016) This means, that they try helping girls who are or were I human trafficking but some of the girls don't want to...
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...Looking at both “seeking a friend for the end of the world” the film and “There will be Soft Rains” we can analyze them to see what they have in common as far as themes and how similar of apocalypse stories are they. Not in the surface but in between the lines. Both of these stories, are in my opinion very different, but at the same time very similar, they are both about an apocalypse that either is about to happen or already happened or is happening. To summarize them, I will write what the story is about so that you may understand what themes both these wonderful stories have in common. Seeking a friend for the end of the world is a wonderful film about a man that has found himself alone when the news comes that a comet big enough to destroy all of earth is only a month away from doing just that. He struggles to find someone that he thinks is fit to be that person and goes to several parties or gatherings of the end of the world, all while there finding no one that wants to just know someone else and make an emotional connection with him. Eventually he meets a much younger woman who is crying because she and her boyfriend broke up, she climbs in through the fire escape...
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...human morality. What certain actions do humans take when the world comes to an end? Would someone be able to make the right decision for human survival? Would they be able to look away from morality and fulfill the duties needed to recreate a new world? Trying to figure out what steps an individual would take when placed in an apocalyptic situation is hard because of something that is very subjective, morality. Though morals do vary from person to person and society to society there are many universal moral beliefs that are based strictly on human emotions. Morality is what helps individuals make sense of their gut feelings. “After the plague” a short story written by T. Coraghessan Boyle has placed Jed the main character, in an apocalyptic situation that challenges his morals in more ways than one. The author Boyle, sets up a scenario that causes Jed to question his morality, that being said I will look at how Jed overcomes and adapts to the coming challenges after an apocalypse and how morality plays a part in his transformation from the old world to the new. To many the word morality means the definition of right and wrong, to others it is explained as the social norm set by a society. Jed is put into a situation dealing with the end of the world, as he isolates himself he realizes that things will have to change. There will no longer be phone calls to friends or families and he will be alone to figure out how to deal with the issue at hand. The first test of morality for...
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...The Evil in the World (The three kinds of Evil in the story Beowulf) Have you ever felt the evil in the world? Have you ever been in a situation where you know it doesn’t feel right? The evil in the world can cause many things for people, such as fear, hurt, and most of all stress. Evil is evil, and that makes people, fear the world around them. In many different aspects there is evil all around us. When someone decides to start doing drugs, or binge drinking it is called evil. All of that stuff takes over your life, and it can change people’s perspective on life. In the story Beowulf, this hero is fighting three types of evil, they are all different but in some way they are all the same. The evil in the story is something...
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...In The Natural by Bernard Malamud Roy Hobbs is on his way to be one of the greatest baseball players to ever live but he is shot in an incident with a woman. After 16 years, Roy comes back to the game as a 34-year-old rookie and tries to make another run at it on the New York Knights. He becomes a star in the league but personal issues get the best of him. In the film Baseball by Ken Burns, he interviews many people asking them how the greatest baseball players were adored or despised and how they dealt with many of their personal issues. These two great pieces come together to really strengthen the point that Roy Hobbs was unable to overcome many of the challenges that he encountered. At the end of The Natural, Roy Hobbs is unable to overcome...
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... Page 7 Conclusion Page 13 Abstract People have many fears in the world whether it be heights, bugs, death, etc. I fear an apocalypse, just knowing that one day all we have come to love and enjoy can be gone in an instant. I fear that happening and the many different things that can cause the end of the world. Some people fear the end of the world and others don’t really care about it. I know for me if there were zombies coming after me or any other scenario I wouldn’t know what to do. I have wrote about each individual scenario that could cause the end of the world. I talked about how each one affects us. Some people fear an apocalypse so much they have either killed themselves over it or even dwell on it so much their life becomes surrounded by it. I wouldn’t say my life is surrounded by it, but just knowing something, anything, could happen is scary. I feel all the different scenarios are real and I fear every last one of them. Annotated Bibliography Bibliography Chesterton, G.K.. “Joel.” God’s Word. Revised ed. C.O.: Biblica, 2011. 635. Print. This sources is about a verse in the Bible stating how God is going to destroy earth and take all the people who follow Him and trust in Him with Him and keep them safe. Knowing that this is in the Bible makes it...
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...Nearly 98% of worldwide hunger exists in underdeveloped countries. So much pain and suffering are a result of world hunger, It is a growing problem. Many children and adults in starving countries cannot take control of their own lives and countries and make sound decisions when they are beaten down by hunger. I want to end world hunger, and I am willing to do whatever it takes. Coming from an underdeveloped country I witnessed issues such as poverty, hunger, and homelessness. I saw these things as a child and it was heart breaking, I always wanted to help. In the past I’ve constantly volunteered in soup kitchens and shelters, I also helped provide homeless people with warm clothing and a meal. I have spent 3 years continuously contributing to my community. These are just small steps in ending a huge situation, my goal is to make a global impact and end world hunger. Within this school year, as president of Human Rights Club , not only do I plan to help save children from...
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...for the year. Mr. Simonet asks the class, “What does the world want from you?” Trevor answers, “Nothing.” Mr. Simonet replies, “You are absolutely right, you are in seventh grade you can’t drive, can’t vote, heck you can’t even go to the bathroom without a pass from me, but not forever, one day you will be free.” He continues, “But what if on that day your free, you haven’t prepared you are not ready and then you look around and you don’t like what the world is. What if the world is just a big disappointment?” One of the kids in the class replies, “We’re screwed!” Mr. Simonet says, “Unless, you take the things you don’t like about this world and you flip them upside down on their ass. You can start that today. This is your assignment extra credit it goes on all year long.” On the board written in chalk it says: Think of an idea to change our world and put it into Action! Everyone in the class complains about how weird, strange, and hard it is. Mr. Simonet then very slowly replies, “How about possible, it’s possible. The realm of possibility exists in each of you. So you can do it or you can just sit back and let it atrophy.” On the way Trevor comes back home. He saw some homeless, and he thinks about his assignment. He got it. The idea is “pay it forward”. He chose someone who needs help. He made an operation by he will help three people and these three people will help nine people, more and more like that. The world will change. The first person whom he wants to help...
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...DOOMSDAY 2012: PROHETS OR PROFITS FINAL Kimesha K. Sanders Western Governors University DOOMSDAY 2012: PROPHETS OR PROFITS Ever since the beginning of time people have been obsessed with the concept of the end of days. So if there is one topic that can create a good conversation, it’s the “Apocalypse”. In our times, we get more than our share of talk about the apocalypse. An apocalypse is a revelation, an unveiling or unfolding of things not previously known and which could not be known apart from the unveiling (wikipedia.org). This means that no one could possibly know when this event will occur. Still, for thousands of years people have tried to predict when and how the world will end. From where do all these apocalyptic prophecies originate? Are we the victims of the hidden agendas of the media and secret societies? Are modern interpretations of ancient Mayan calendars and prophecies accurate; and do these prophecies predict the end of the world in 2012? And what has NASA said about all of this? When it comes to apocalyptic or “end of the world” prophecies it doesn’t matter. “End of the world” prophecies are ridiculous. We can’t rely on people, books, internet sites or movies to tell us an exact date because it is clearly something of the unknown? People are using prophets for profits! Apocalyptic prophecies derive from the stories told about the death of Jesus Christ and his ascension from the grave. It was said that He would one day return....
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...outstanding movie with a storyline that makes it hard for the viewer to look away. It is about an evil man from another world, Loki, who comes to earth to steal an energy source of unknown potential, the tesseract, to try and take over the world. The leader of the earth’s peace keeping agency has went out and gathered The Avengers; a group of superheroes that consists of Iron Man, Captain America, Thor, The Hulk, Black Widow, and Hawkeye. Together these superheroes set out to save the world in a captivating story full of thrilling events. However, what makes these thrilling events come across to the audience so effectively is the excellent use of mise en scène. Throughout this movie, several aspects of mise en scène are used very effectively and are a big part of why this was one of the most succesful movies ever made. One scene that contains an extraordinary use of mise en scène is in the forest when Iron Man and Captain America first meet Thor. The first thing that stood out was the setting. These three extremely powerful forces are meeting for the first time in this very large forest. Right off the bat the setting gives off a sense that almost anything can happen. They are in the wide open wilderness with nothing stopping them from doing what they want to do. If they want to fight, they can do so without harming any nearby people. Another aspect of mise en scène that comes into play in this scene is the lighting. The entire scene is very dark. It is night time in the forest and it...
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...characteristics you will notice about these places are their unique shapes. Pagodas range from four to seven stories. They have kind of a rectangular shape and the tips wing out at the ends almost like an umbrella. A Stupa is a stone structure built on top of presumed artifacts of Buddha. Inside these temples there may be a worship hall, mediation hall, and gold warrior-type figures, which are said to be the gaurdians of heaven. A statue of Buddha will usually be the main subject of interest. Highlighting the characteristics of the lotus sitting Buddha is psychedelic lighting. Some statues of Buddha were carved with solid pieces of white or emerald jade. The walls are usually green, orange, or yellow. Christians worship in Churches, Cathedrals, and Chapels. The look of every church is different depending on what denomination you are. Usually they all have steeples going around the sides. The insides are filled with detailed stain glass windows. On them are pictures of Jesus or his mother Mary. People sit on pues to listen to the sermon of the preacher before them. Christianity offers a comforting sense of purpose for those who believe. As a human, we are all going to make mistakes. Christianity offers every one a way of knowing that God has forgiven our sins. It shows that we are loved, and it lets us know how we should live our lives in order to be who God wants us to be. Christians believe that God made us just the...
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