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    In this paper I am going to argue that Singer is right to claim that human suffering and animal suffering should be given equal consideration. I believe that animals have the capacity to suffer‚ as human do there is no difference in suffering because we are of different species. Whether we are humans are non-humans we have the capacity to feel pain. Exposition 514 Singer argues that humans practice speciesism and it’s no different from racism and sexism. For instance the practice of

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    ……………………………………………………………..‚ author ………………………………………………………….builds a cogent‚ detailed and absorbing argument by employing a variety of rhetorical techniques and persuasive strategies‚ most notably‚ an array of pertinent facts and statistics‚ appeals to emotions‚ and by citing respected authorities to persuade his audience on why ……………………………………………………………………………………….. ……………………………… skillfully incorporates facts and statistics to build his argument. For example‚ “……………………………” (par. 1) and …………………………………….…..(par. 2) As a result

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    Description and critique of Putnam’s solution to scepticism about the external world. The Brain in the vat argument is centred on a hypothesis that claims that there is a possibility that our senses in relation to the external world are deceived by some sort of a system. He argues that nothing in this world exists except the self and the evil genius that exists solely to deceive us (Scepticism and content externalism‚ 2012). Putnam however argues against his own hypothesis of brain in a vat‚ by saying

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    rationality of God‚ I mean that the question is settled to my satisfaction. I do not have any doubts—after pondering the arguments‚ the balance of evidence and argument has a definite tilt. Although I do not claim that the Mark Howard view of the rationality of God would make a compelling case for why someone else ought to believe‚ I now am better able to articulate an argument that provides something for them to think about. I have moved beyond the realm of automatic‚ unchallenged acceptance of an

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    ontological argument for the existence of god is done via “A Priori” argument meaning this argument uses mostly reasoning and definition to prove his point. Anselm begins his Chapter 2 argument with his own understanding of God‚ “I may understand that you exist as we believe you exist‚ and that you are what we believe you to be. Now we believe that you are something that which nothing greater can be thought.” (Feinberg‚ p. 30). Anslem’s understanding of God is a vital part for this argument. Throughout

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    cosmological‚ and physio-theological. I will be focusing on the cosmological proof. Kant believes the cosmological argument is impossible due to the argument’s reliance on the ontological argument. Kant argues against the ontological proof by stating that ‘god is perfect’ does not hold since god’s perfection is contingent upon god’s existence; the argument is tautological. The cosmological argument assumes that based on our experience of this world‚ there must be something that caused everything‚ and that

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    why The Forms exist‚ and these reasons are present through his work for example through The Theory of Recollection‚ and The Imperfection Argument. But several philosophers have critiqued Plato’s notion and they argued Plato’s arguments are actually just reasons for why forms should exist; rather than actual proof of the existence. Furthermore‚ The Third Man Argument in Plato’s ‘Parmenides’ brings a prominent problem for the theory of The Forms. For example‚ Russell called it ‘One

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    body cameras will stop police brutality against police officers. William N. Grigg‚ and Joshua Krause these people think body cameras on police officers will not work‚ and will not stop or decrease the violence from police officers. Grigg’s argument is Their arguments are that the officers from the SDPD forgot to turn on their body cameras while on duty. A crime that happened in April‚ Officer Neal Browder fatally shot a 31-year-old man named Fridoon Zalbeg Rawshannehad‚ who had been suspected of carrying

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    Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation in Schools Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation (CCE) refers to a system of school-based evaluation of students that covers all aspects of a students’ development. It is a developmental process of a child which emphasizes on two fold objectives. These objectives are continuity in evaluation on one hand and assessment of broad based learning and behavioral outcomes on the other. The term ‘continuous’ is meant to emphasize that evaluation of identified aspects

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    Paul Borges argument is effective because he pulls out facts to back up his reasoning‚ his use of emotional connection when he states feelings from religious groups and his use of imagery‚ such as “Covered with a blanket of life” Right off the bat‚ Borgard jumps into the facts. According to the World Health Organization‚ light pollution reduction efforts and glare reduction efforts both the national and state levels. Grabbing facts from big organizations supports Bogard’s argument. It almost

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