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    Islam and its Challenges in the Modern World Islam today is facing challenges from within and from the wider world. The critical problems are the fundamental tensions within Islam. The attitudes and criticisms common in the outside world can be ignored as misguided or hostile‚ but the tensions within Islam throughout the world must be confronted. In a simple geographical sense‚ Islam has to come to grips with its changing centres. The religious centres define the heartland: Saudi Arabia maintains

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    an American historian and religious studies scholar analyses the Devil in his own works such as; Satan: The Early Christian Tradition (1981)‚ Lucifer: The Devil in the Middle Ages (1984)‚ and Mephistopheles: The Devil in the Modern World (1986). In The Devil in the Modern World Russel’s third installment of his history of Devil-culture relations‚ he details the concept of the Devil and how it changed throughout the past centuries. Russel details the past portrayals of the Devil and creates his own

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    hierarchy and the unspoken requirements still remain against the ebb and flow of time. Social status‚ a long list of accomplishments‚ and a considerable collection of wealth are still sought for in matrimony despite centuries of buffer between the modern times and the 18th century. As the times advance‚ so follows in its example the structure of society but scant progress does the hunger for status see. Mr. Darcy’s initial prejudice of Elizabeth’s class and his contempt in wishing for her hand is

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    The role of English in the Modern world In today’s English language occupies an important place in people’s lives. More recently‚ it was just a foreign language‚ but now - it’s the international language. What gives us the English language? 1.CAREER With English‚ you can always communicate with business partners to participate in international conferences‚ read international newspapers and magazines about the business. The other importance of the language is that it creat a greater opportunity

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    World History: Modern Times The American and French Revolution were two very different things‚ yet also very similar. We usually don’t think too much of it‚ we just think they were another war. Most people would ask‚ aren’t they different‚ how are they even similar? Come to think of it‚ they do have a lot in common‚ but also a lot of differences. The American Revolution was anti-religion‚ while the French was vice versa‚ yet they both started over taxes. The American Revolution started in 1775

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    the United States was the American Football Association (AFA) which was incarnated in 1884.The goal in soccer is to kick the ball into the net‚ and then you will have scored a goal. The modern day professionals in soccer include Pele (Edson Arantes Do Nascimento from Brazil‚ who scored six goals in the 1958 World Cup and helped Brazil claim its first title. Lev Yashin from Russia‚ who claimed to have saved more than 150 penalty shots during his outstanding goal-tending career‚ and Marco Van Basten

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    Sabique Islam Professor Douglas Com 122 The Time Machine and Our World By Sabique Ul Islam The Time Machine‚ written by H.G. Wells‚ focuses on contemporary social questions. Through the progression of the story Wells delineates various interrelated social issues that existed in Victorian England. Wells reflects on the exploitation of the working class and the negative effect of modern technology on class struggle in a capitalist society. He also puts forward a rather contradictory opinion about

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    Importance of Physics in the Modern World By PatrickB‚ eHow Contributor Physics is second only to mathematics in the purity of its principles. Physics describes how the natural world works through applied mathematical formulas. It deals with the fundamental forces of the universe and how they interact with matter looking at everything from galaxies and planets to atoms and quarks and everything in between. All other natural sciences stem from physics. Chemistry is essentially applied physics and

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    (Radioisotopes image) An example of such radioisotopes is uranium‚ which has been serving us for the past 50 years. Uranium is found in various parts of the world‚ this metal is used to produce about 11% of the world’s energy needs by different procedures. In 1956‚ the first large-scale nuclear power station started in England. Nuclear energy helped the world not just in power‚ but other aspects to do with nuclear too‚ some were medical uses and agriculture (Energy Resources: Nuclear power). The amount of

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    The Moderns&The Ancients An Exploration of the distinction of the modern thinkers and ancients Machiavelli‚ Hobbes‚ and Locke‚ distinguished themselves from the ideas and philosophies of the ancients by their own exploration of the individualist‚ the responsibilities of the state and government and the nature of the two. But what really distinguished these modern thinkers from those of the ancients‚ is their ability to take the teachings of the ancients and evolve it with the society that

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