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    Ethical Theories

    Nine theories of ethics that rule the world 1. Consequentialism maintains that the majority of an action depends on the nonmoral consequences that the action brings about. Morality of an action consists of the ratio of good to evil that the action produces. We should perform right and only right action in terms of good and evil, as each individual defines good and evil, and right and wrong. There is no objective right and wrong or good and evil. The person defines these. You bump into a car

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    Sex Cwik Analysis

    The meaning of sex can defer depending on a person’s view of the world and different circumstances. A secular person and a religious person have different views on the meaning of sex. Yet, Archard discusses, sex is important to all people across cultural, historical periods, and social groups; sex is not just important or meaningful in a “spatial” mode of interest. When a person is forced into an action of meaning, like when a victim is forced into sex by an offender (rape), the victim goes through

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    Psych

    Assignment 01 PYC3705 ____________________________________________ The organisation that I am currently thinking of engaging with is that of the “City of Johannesburg – Human Development Programmes”. This organisation is all about improving the quality of life of all Johannesburg citizens, envisaging a future city with improved social and human development realities. Through these programmes they hope to one day achieve enhanced quality of life for all the citizens, the so-called “Growth & Development

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    Reducing Abortion

    reasons that the populace have for stopping abortion completely. Abortion procon.org states that Pro- Lifers are the people who believe that abortion is wrong and the web page states that “Opponents, identifying themselves as pro-life, contend that personhood begins at conception, and therefore abortion is the immoral killing of an innocent human being. They say abortion

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    Religon Education

    Gonzalez !2 Section One: Call To Family, Community & Participation Indeed, Roe v. Wade rests on such faulty reasoning that even many legal scholars in favor of abortion rights criticize the ruling. The role of the Supreme Court is to interpret the Constitution faithfully, not to create arbitrary new rights at the expense of old ones nor to adopt legislation by judicial fiat. The Bill of Rights and subsequent amendments to guarantee specific rights with specific clauses. Lacking a textual or

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    What Is Human Dignity?

    What is Human Dignity? By Mette Lebech, Faculty of Philosophy, National University of Ireland, Maynooth The English expression ‘human dignity’ consists of the predicate ‘human’ and the noun ‘dignity’. The adjective qualifies the noun, thus determining the kind of dignity in question as the human kind. The adjective has a similar function in the expression ‘human being’: Here it qualifies the noun ‘being’, to determine the kind of being in question as a being of the human kind. ‘Human’ is etymologically

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    Thesis on the Unilateral Damage Caused by Vestubla Stroke

    There are different ways in which international migrants can gain protection and/or rights. First is the protection that exists for refugees under the terms of the 1951 Geneva Convention. Under the Convention, a refugee is defined as someone who, ‘owing to a well-founded fear of being persecuted for reasons of race, religion, nationality, membership of a particular social group or political opinion is outside the country of his nationality …’. Being a refugee means being unable to seek protection

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    Homosexuality

    Homosexuality from a New Perspective Sexuality means many different things to different people, especially sexuality of a homosexual nature. Everyone has their own personal ideologies about sexuality, many of which have been forced on us by mainstream society's portrayal of what of is right or wrong. Bersani's objective is to take these societal sexual idiosyncrasies and turn them upside down to reveal how he feels gay male sex should be. In Bersani's article, Is the Rectum a Grave?, he entertains

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    I Am Sayings of Jesus Christ

    “I Am” A Paper Presented to Dr. Jason Hilgeman Of Liberty University Lynchburg, VA In Partial Fulfillment Of the Requirements for John BIBL 323 By: Keith D. Lewis March 8, 2013 The seven “I AM” sayings are a signature of John’s gospel. They are quick to the tongue of many Christians when defending a variety of doctrines. Indeed, the “I AM” sayings alone can almost summarize Jesus’ teachings about his own deity and nature. Of particular interest is the saying found in John 14:6

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    Brain Death Analysis

    Death and the inevitability thereof have both fascinated and terrified humanity throughout time. The notion of life and death is understood differently throughout various societies, and as such creates disagreement over the point in time at which death occurs; as well as what it means to be dead. I will argue that the idea of ‘brain death’ -though not exclusive to western culture- is deeply ingrained within our society. There are many ways in which ‘brain death’ may challenge the notions of death

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