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    Assess whether Plato can provide objectively correct solutions to moral issues (45m) Plato aims to provide objective and absolute solutions to moral issues‚ his intelligible realm is where these solutions lie. Plato is a realist and views morality as an objective issue which has a right or wrong answer. Morality is about rationality. Plato’s largest argument for providing objective moral solutions is his theory of the Forms. The forms are only accessible through reasoning and rationality‚ according

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    Exploring the Moral Fortress The controversy of stem cell research raises concerns of immorality as well has benefit of humanity. The immorality possesses a strong basis in religion and principals of life while the benefits of humanity overlook or prove morality on the basis of cost-benefit analysis. Religion and personal beliefs of life create the immorality argument. On the other hand‚ religion also creates an argument proving forms of cloning were biblically permissible along with research

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    The moral guide that American society should use for making moral decisions is moral absolutism. This means that I agree that certain moral ideas should be universally accepted. There are many different cultures and customs and each has their own ideas regarding their own truths and what is moral. There can be so many different views of what is right and wrong depending on the culture and their own beliefs. However‚ there are certain moral ideas that should be universal. Regarding moral relativism

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    The ways of avoiding computer-related health problems Avoid computer related health problems Excessive use of computers can lead to a lot of health problems like stress‚ insomnia‚ poor eyesight‚ fatigue‚ weakness‚ clumsiness‚ tremors‚ stiffness and pains. If you have to work with computers‚ or like to do it‚ it is advisable to do something to improve health. One way to do this is to practice Qigong. A good Qigong method should help you body and your mind improve and take away these kinds

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    Natural law and positivism (differing views) • Should law and morals reflect each other exactly? • Natural law: law and morality should coincide‚ there is a divine source for law • extremists: law that does not coincide with morals should be ignored • positivists:If legal rules have been enacted in a sensible manner then-even if they do contradict our moral understanding as to what is right or wrong-that we should follow them. Natural law • Many philosophers had differing ideas as to

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    Miracle Okereke (16+ category) 1 GOLDEN The Olympics has spelled us all‚ We all own bikes now‚ riding across our chartered streets Whilst strutting our stuff in our skin tight spandex shorts‚ We are aware we look like fools however‚ In our pixelated vision we are peddling for gold. Yesterday‚ as I rode by‚ I watched the brown leaves slowly float away Whilst the branches wept like clingy mothers‚ In the still noon I watched this departure The leaves like snowflakes fell silently Then

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    Introduction of Sabah Sabah‚ the second largest state in Malaysia‚ located on the northern island of Borneo‚ the third largest island in the world. Sabah covers an area of ​​72‚500 square kilometers with a coastline of 14.400 kilometers of the South China Sea on the west coast‚ Sulu Sea in the northeast and Selebes Sea to the south. Broadly speaking‚ the size of the state is about the size of Ireland in Europe. The capital of Sabah is Kota Kinabalu formerly known as Jesselton during the time

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    Bodnath Stupa Ranked #1 of 58 attractions in Kathmandu 800 reviews * "Awesome!!!!" 09/03/2013 * "Fantastic!" 08/03/2013 Category: Religious Sites Owner description: Bouddhanath stupa is the most liked sightseeing place in Kathmandu. Visitors are required to pay Rs. 200 per person as... more » Visitor photos (358) Boudhanath Ranked #2 of 58 attractions in Kathmandu 13 reviews * "Peace" 26/02/2013 * "Terrific - worth visiting" 25/02/2013 Category: Religious Sites Visitor

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    Are Corporate Decisions Moral? By David G. Hennessey 201130013 December‚ 2012 Morality. In today’s world we hear this term a great deal. In religion‚ politics‚ wars‚ etc‚ morality is spoken from the media‚ shouted from the roof tops and criticized by men and women alike. Many state that it is an old fashion concept‚ out of date and out of step with modern society and we need not follow it. Yet‚ few people hold to these lines when they hear of some scandal‚ some business dealing‚

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    Is moral universalism the truth? According to Streiffer [1]‚ moral universalism is an ethical position that there are some moral values which are agreed by all people‚ ignoring nationality‚ culture‚ religion or other differentiating features. Some famous philosophers‚ from the ancient Platonists and Stoics‚ to modern Kantian‚ Objectivist‚ believed in moral universalism. Besides‚ a majority of religions have morally universalist positions. However‚ at the same time‚ there are also some famous philosophers

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