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    cope with the terminal illness and loss of a patient? 1) Some possible beginning of life topics include: - care of the mother before the birth - superstitions surrounding pregnancy - C sections - epidurals vs. natural child birth - circumcision - care of the mother and infant after the birth - alternate cultural views 2) Some possible end of life topics include: - a family’s grieving and a patient’s grieving - death of a young person vs. the death of an elder - expected

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    When discussing the cultural differences that females face‚ I want to first talk about this week’s reading‚ “Looking Beyond the Wall”. The author‚ Robert‚ describes a class field trip where his students explore both sides of the border that divides Mexico and the United States. After his class met abused migrants‚ witnessed illegal immigrants sentenced to jail‚ and heard the heartbreaking stories of people just trying to make a better life for themselves and their family‚ something in them changed

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    Media Objectification of Women “Dreamworlds 3” To be sociologically mindful is to look for patterns in the society‚ observe all sides of the social life‚ ask questions‚ and seek answers. Being sociologically mindful can lead us to looking into matters that are complex and allow us the opportunity to understand the mechanism behind the division of our society. Race and gender seems to be the most obvious divide lines for this society. While race can sometimes be overlooked in society‚ discrimination

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    My reading choices – Saleh A. Alsulaiman ‫متارات من قراءاتي‬ Understanding Islam Knowledge is Freedom - ‫العلم نور‬ My reading choices – Saleh A. Alsulaiman ‫متارات من قراءاتي‬ Islam is a world religion and the people who practice it are called Muslims. All Muslims share the same essential beliefs‚ values and God centered approach to the world. Islam is practiced by people from many different cultures. The Qur’an is the prime source of Muslims’ faith and practice‚ and the wording has

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    it states‚ “This needle is mounted on a handle containing a spool of thread‚ so that the needle can be used repeatedly without rethreading or leaving the operator’s hands” (Singer 1952‚ 1201). In some cases‚ circumcision was done on males. Anthropologists do not know yet‚ if female circumcision was practiced back then. Since the Egyptians mummified their dead‚ they still did not have that much knowledge of the internal organs. They had some knowledge about how some of the organs themselves worked.

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    The Iberian Peninsula and Italy are culturally and ethnically today not very similar to what they were during the early Middle Ages. For centuries‚ Iberia was under the control of Moors‚ a group Muslim people from North Africa. They had a drastically different culture compared to Germanic tribes that had controlled the peninsula for the few centuries prior. Unsurprisingly‚ they practiced Islam and created architecture like the Alhambra that was linked to it. Jews were also able to practice their

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    cultural traditions influence people‚ but religious institutions had an even stronger bearing. Many people illustrate confirmation of and devotion to their religions by marking their bodies. A prominent example of this is the Judaic custom of circumcision. Pilgrims of Coptic‚ Armenian‚ Abyssinian‚ Syrian and Russian descent received tattoos to observe their journey to the Holy Land. Tattoos also were used as symbols of passage to a new level of spiritual existence. While many cultures and religions

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    territorial identity (the promised land)‚ and offering them divine protection from it’s enemies. The idea of the covenant is fundamental to Judaism. Jews have certain obligations to God‚ and God has certain obligations to Jews. Genesis 17 states that circumcision is the mark of the covenant between God and Israel on the male Jew. Abraham left Mesopotamia and traveled to the land of Canaan with his followers and this journey was the birth of the Hebrews. Subsequent to Abraham‚ his son Isaac‚ and grandson

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    immediacy with connection to God. They are drawing near to God by immolating his agents on earth. This reoccurring idea of being tested throughout Abraham’s journey‚ from rejecting the idolatry religion of his father Terach to undergoing painful circumcision at 99 years of age and so on‚ Abraham demonstrates that followers of God should do what they are asked especially if one is convicted by the existence of a perfect Creator. At the end of Genesis 11‚ the genealogy listed Abraham as the new hope

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    directed against the Judaizing Christians‚ such as the Ebionites and the Nazarenes. The separation of the Gentile Christians from observant Jews is clearly insisted upon. The covenant promises belong only to the Christians (Barnabas 4:6-8)‚ and circumcision‚ and the entire Jewish sacrificial and ceremonial system are of no effect in salvation. According to the author’s conception‚ the ceremonial observances of the Law are not injunctions but types pointing the Jews to look to Christ (chapters 9-10)

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