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    The fear of death is often cited as one of the main motivations for religious belief. This school of thought has existed since the time of the ancient philosophers‚ with the Roman Lucretius (c. 99 BC – c. 55 BC) subversive statement that "fear was the first thing on Earth to make gods"1. Over the hundreds of years since‚ many notable scientists‚ psychologists and philosophers have reinforced the idea that religion stems out of a desire for immortality. Even Albert Einstein was a proponent of this

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    working there are some disadvantages to atheism. Atheists have to contend with suspicion and mistrust in the society. Atheists often cannot reveal their disbelief to coworkers‚ neighbors‚ friends‚ or even family. Some atheists are unconsidered by their parents and siblings as a part of their family. Atheists experience discrimination and bigotry from a wide variety of people. In America there was a 13 years old girl disowned by her family because of her atheism when having a tumor goes with an alias

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    god exist. Harris’s purpose is toconvince people of faith that their religion is false and that atheism is not a religion or philosophy but the acceptance of an obvious truth. He adopts an angry tone in order demonstrate the truth about religion.Harris begins his article by clarifying what atheism truly is‚ nothing more than a simplerealization of a truth. He appeals to logic by explaining that‚ “Atheism is not a philosophy...it is simply a refusal to deny the obvious. Unfortunately‚ we live

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    Betta splendens‚ or Siamese Fighting fish‚ are commonly known for their beautiful and aggressive displays of behavior. Typically‚ bettas will only display an aggressive behavior when the feel threatened. In those cases‚ bettas will flick their tail‚ erect fins and gill covers‚ and darken skin or dart toward an opponent. Domestic bettas are known to be more aggressive and therefore are kept separate from other bettas. In the experiment to follow‚ male aggression toward different colors of males was

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    The story of Pi’s survival on the lifeboat is a fascinating tale of determination and courage. Not only is Pi faced with the constant threat of starvation‚ but he simultaneously has to deal with the possible reality of being Richard Parker’s next meal. Pi’s ability to survive this treacherous ordeal is depended on his belief in stories‚ both scientific and spiritual. It’s through these stories that Pi’s able to survive physically‚ as well as spiritually. "Animals in the wild lead lives of compulsion

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    Yin yang The Yin Yang meaning and symbol dates back to ancient China and represents the belief that everything in the universe consists of two forces that are opposing‚ and it influences the destinies of creatures. It may be hard to admit it‚ but not everyone will see eye to eye. Having opposing opinions with someone else may sound bad at first‚ but the good news is that if everyone had the same point of view towards issues‚ the world wouldn’t be able to advance. Arguments can be found everywhere

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    just personal preferences there is no such thing as morality. It also states that morals are just a personal preference. Normative ethical subjectivism makes its claim in four different arguments witch are democracy‚ tolerance‚ disagreement and atheism. The democracy argument makes the premise that if everyone has an equal right to have and voice moral opinions then everyone’s moral opinions are equally plausible. The next premise states that everyone does have an equal right to have and voice

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    by the likes of Feuerbach‚ Marx‚ Nietzsche and Freud‚ arguing strictly against religion. To respond to these critics‚ theologians‚ beginning with Schleiermacher‚ adopted a form of the apologetics of immanetism. In the mid 19th Century militant atheism was on the rise. Ludwig Feuerbach crafted The Essence of Christianity‚ which was a commentary that deemed religion

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    Americans are wary of technologies that aim to edit genes to make babies less vulnerable to diseases‚ implant brain chips to sharpen minds‚ and develop synthetic blood to increase physical strength‚ according to a new Pew Research. The survey‚ conducted on about 4‚700 US adults‚ found that Americans in general perceive scientific innovation as helpful to society‚ but are more worried than happy about the prospect of technology-enabled "human enhancement." About 68 percent of Americans are worried

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    much pain. It was a Free Will Defense and the owners were the prime example of the defense. Agnostic and atheist people are overall people who disbelief or lacks belief/disbelief in the existence of God or gods. They would respond with that it is impossible to know anything about God. They would go along with the fact that Free Will Defense has nothing to do with God and that it is all human itself. Agnostic and Atheist people would not agree that God is the problem of evil. Since they are firm believers

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