...RYERSON UNIVERSITY Department of History Seminar: Early Christianity St Ambrose (340-397), Concerning Virginity, chapters 2-6, (377) (http://www.newadvent.org/fathers/34071.htm) 1. What does Ambrose say about Agnes, virginity and marriage? In essence, Ambrose is speaking about praise for Agnes. He encourages both married, unmarried, and children to both admire as well as take courage from the example set by Agnes. He goes on to talk about even at her young age of 12 there was strong faith in this girl who has suffered martyrdom. He praised virginity as a whole as it was thought to be brought down by the word of heaven. Virgins were strong as they were able to overcome powers which were not visible. In terms of marriage he talks about how there are benefits to a life of virginity but not discouraging marriage as a whole. Basically stating if you don’t have a wife do not seek one. In regards to virgins in general he states a person who gives a virgin in marriage is doing no wrong, but a person who does not is no better or worse than the one who does. Furthermore, he goes on to discuss how having children increases a woman’s sorrows (more responsibility). St Jerome (c. 340-420), Letter to Magnus, an orator of Rome (397) http://www.newadvent.org/fathers/3001070.htm 1. Why is it all right for Christians to refer to the pagan authors of the ancient world? An example was stated in a passage which stated that a bishop of an Athenian church delivered...
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...Adventages and Disadvantages of increasing Tourism Undoubtedly, there are significant benefits that tourism brings to a country. First, a thriving tourist industry implies an increasing need for a variety of services such as hotels, transport, restaurants, and entertainment. This results in a considerable number of jobs being created for people who lack a college education and also the development of the infrastructure needed to accommodate visitors. Moreover, tourism is a "green" industry that, unlike factories, generates a low level of pollution. In fact, because beautiful natural landscapes are often places that tourists come to see, a country will often be sure to maintain the landscape in order to keep it attractive for tourists. Despite the benefits, there are aspects of tourism that may prove harmful to a country. For instance, a country may suffer from the loss of their traditional culture. This is caused by people in a country changing their lifestyle, customs, and language in order to more effectively serve visitors or because they become influenced by foreign countries. This can cause stress in a traditional society and could even lead to animosity towards tourists. In addition, because tourists often carry expensive objects like cameras and are unaware of their surroundings, they make good targets for theft. Crime also increases as a result of the increases in drugs and prostitution that caters to some vacationers. In summary, global tourism is greatly beneficial...
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...To what extent are established brands best placed to make the most of the growth opportunities of e-commerce? E-commerce refers to commercial transactions that are conducted electronically on the Internet. There are many arguments that explain if established brands are best placed to make the most of the growth opportunities presented by e-commerce such as having the access to finance. However, some arguments suggest that it is not just established brands that can take advantage of the growth opportunities because of other e-commerce platforms such as Just Eat. Firstly, one reason why established brands have a head start in order to make the most out of the growth opportunities presented by e-commerce is because they have the access to the finance available to involve themselves in the e-commerce world. These established brands have the capital to start up, develop or even improve their own e-commerce platforms. These firms, for example can choose to improve their distribution and logistics network by investing in more capital and high skilled workers. This shows that the business is able to increase the quality of their delivery times and returns policy. This would lead to the satisfaction of customers as expectations for delivery times as well as returns have been more demanding, for example, having free returns rather than having to pay to send it back. An improved distribution and logistics network could lead to the business being able to absorb the costs if a customer wanted...
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