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    showing the normal individual spends around 80% of their waking time occupied with some type of communication‚ the significance of solid abilities in this enclosure can’t be exaggerated . Communication skills develop more than the verbal; however a certainty regularly neglected by the individuals who look to enhance their dominance. The full extent of relational abilities incorporates the talked word‚ as well as composed‚ non-verbal and maybe in listening. While all communication skills are crucial in

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    a) Cindy and Daniel may not be able to register their son as “Jonathan Thompson-Marais” because section 10(1)(a) and (b) of the Birth and Death Registration Act 51 of 1992 excludes the registration of birth under join surnames as provisioned in section 9(2) of the same act for children born out of wedlock. As Cindy and Daniel are not in any legally recognised marriage or civil union‚ they are excluded from exercising this choice until such time that they are married or joined in a civil union. b)

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    Makenzie Peter Daken English 12 CP D/E 1 Hakuna Matata Hakuna Matata is a Kiswahili word that implies that there is “no worries.” Living a life of “Hakuna Matata” or no worries may have both positive as well as negative results. The act of living a life that has no worries is particularly evident in the characters that are found in The Stranger by Camus as well as Hamlet by Shakespeare. This essay will look into problem free philosophy of “Hakuna Matata” as being an obstacle in the attempt of characters

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    by different judges in different contexts. The debate starts with DPP v Smith (1961) and ends with R v Woolin (1998) In a criminal trial the burden of proof is on the prosecution to prove that the defendant is guilty “beyond all reasonable doubt” as confirmed in the case of Woolmington v DPP (1935). A crime requires two elements : the actus reus and the mens rea . Once actus reus is established by the Crown Prosecution service (CPS) the mens rea needs to be proven. There are four types

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    It is not obtained through sense perceptions. This is a reason that supports his claim that finite substances‚ such as the human mind‚ are not capable of creating such a omnipotent‚ omnibenevolent‚ infinite‚ omniscient God. He goes on to claim that the idea of God is innate‚ a concept that is present‚ or “imprinted”‚ in the human mind from birth. Descartes strongly believes that innate ideas are the necessary things that provide a reliable basis for all metaphysical knowledge. The idea of God is

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    Al Ghazali is an influential thinker of medieval Islam. He describes his education and his intellectual crisis‚ which left him so full of doubt and questions‚ to the extent that he he resigned from his professorship in Baghdad‚ and felt the need to retire from the world. However‚ his faith returned after years of questioning and seeking‚ during which he achieved direct knowledge of God in the form of the experience of the Sufis. Abu Hamid Muhammad al-Ghazali’s ‘Al-Munqidh Min Ad-Dalal’ successfully

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    reader on the level of an objective scholar seeking certainty. Throughout the article‚ Bauman’s syntax demonstrates to his audience that he is both sincere and knowledgeable with the issues relating to cosmology. By studying stars‚ constellations‚ and the “incomprehensible universe” through his own telescope‚ he creates a sentimental but provocative notion with his reader. The author often questions himself and popular belief to create a sense of doubt in his audience. Bauman goes back and forth between

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    and lost. It is these periods in our lives‚ where our search for soul‚ unveils a series of revelations in which we discover our identity and understand what has define it. Reflecting on my journey from 1997 to 2015‚ the groups I have joined has no doubt influenced my identity and my outlook on life. With any group‚ however‚ a sub-conscious level of hesitation is evident in my refusal to be fully submerged. Is the family you are born in a group that you are forced to join? What happens when you are

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    There is no doubt hurricanes can be very destructive. A category five is the most destructive storm there is. A hurricane can cause damage by wind or by flooding. To prepare for a category five storm it is essential to have 3 days worth of food and water‚ a emergency evacuation plan‚ and a disaster kit. In order to survive a category five storm at least 3 days of food and water per person will be required. This is absolutely essential to make it through a hurricane of this size. Bottled water and

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    December 9th 2014 Topic 3: The Certainty that God Is After reading the two paragraphs written by scholars I have come to three different conclusions. The author of the first argument claims that God does in fact exist and he is also infinite. The author of the second argument claims that humans are not capable of comprehending the idea of infinite‚ therefore we cannot argue that God is infinite or that he exists at all. Finally‚ Descartes claims that by The Method of Doubt‚ God is the one idea that cannot

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