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    information which they’re not ready to accept‚ they will usually return to the phrase "ignorance is bliss". Ignorance is not bliss; it is merely a dose of anaesthetic which wears off in time. Being ignorant does not mean being happy‚ ignorance is lack of knowledge. Ignorance should never be a way of life for a fully grown human because knowledge always means power and ignorance never means bliss. For a child‚ however‚ ignorance of things they cannot accurately comprehend yet may be beneficial. I have always

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    1. “ Bapu Gandhi said “All religions are true” I just want to love God” Theme: understanding religion The quote is stating that all religions have a similar structure of having a supreme being which followers worships. 2. ‘The reason a lion will tear you to pieces is not because it is hungry… but because you invaded its territory.” Theme: truth The quote is stating that once you have enter a predators territory it will begin to feel threatened an natural reaction is to defend its self by attacking

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    can be said to be a distasteful quality. One that I might agree on most occasions‚ but I disagree. Oscar Wilde once said that disobedience is a virtue and just this one I would have to agree. One example of having a good outcome after disobeying is about the split‚ known as the Protestant Reformation‚ would shape the cultural and political development of the future United States. The process that began with Martin Luther’s efforts to reform the Catholic Church’s practices in the early 1500’s and that

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    Samuel Phillips Huntington’s The Clash of Civilizations? Multilateralism in the Light of Cultural Tensions Table of Contents Table of Contents p. 2 1. Introduction p. 3 2. To what Extent does Culture Constitute a Unifying Force? p. 3 3. Contesting the Clash of Civilizations: Genocide and Multiculturalism p. 5 4. The Applicability of Huntington: Unity in Diversity p. 6 List of References p

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    once said‚ “Fear always springs from ignorance.” Being ignorant is being unknowledgable of something that is going on‚ or not wanting to learn what more there is to something. Often times‚ being ignorant and unaware can lead to fear. This is true in both‚ The Crucible by Arthur Miller and To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee. In The Crucible‚ the setting plays a major role in the ignorance of the community against the existence of witches. In To Kill a Mockingbird‚ racism is a form of ignorance through

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    The Ethical Dilemma of Edward Snowden Edward Snowden is a twenty-nine year old man who betrayed the U.S. government. He is now in hiding in Hong Kong. Edward revealed the mass collection of government eavesdropping. The government was collecting cell phone data. Not only was the National Security Agency collecting data from U.S. citizens‚ but they were also collecting data from other people around the world. Edward Snowden gained access to the information through his job with the N.S.A. “After

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    Globalisation Clash of Civilizations or a Broken Clock? In his book The End of History and the Last Man‚ Francis Fukuyama argues that the only ideological alternative for post-Cold War nations is a capitalist free market economy‚ human rights and liberal democracy and that the world had reached ’the end of history ’. Samuel P. Huntington on the other hand believed that the worlds future primary axis of conflict will be along cultural and religious lines. In his book The Clash of Civilizations

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    Indictments upon Ignorance in The Great Gatsby F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby is Nick Carraway’s narrative of his experiences with Jay Gatsby‚ his wealthy and mysterious neighbor in West Egg‚ Long Island. Set in 1922‚ a turbulent time in American history‚ Nick is a veteran of World War One who moved from his native Midwest to New York City to sell bonds. This novel focuses on Nick’s intense admiration for Gatsby who befriends Nick and leads him through a strange new world. In their travels

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    The dominant theme of Edward II is the theme of many of Marlowe’s  (and Shakespeare’s) histories: the will to power and ultimately‚ the corruption inherent in power. Edward isn’t murdered because of  his affection for Gaveston. Rather‚ it is because in bestowing such  extravagant favors on Gaveston‚ a commoner‚ he is subverting the ‘natural’  order of his position‚ neglecting both his kingdom and his family. He comes to realize that Gaveston wrongs him and he confesses in Act V‚Scene III- “O

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    The Second Great Awakening was a Protestant revival movement during the early 19th century in the United States. The movement began around 1790‚ gained momentum by 1800‚ and after 1820 membership rose rapidly among Baptist and Methodist congregations whose preachers led the movement. It was past its peak by the late 1840s. It has been described as a reaction against skepticism‚ deism‚ and rationalism‚ although why those forces became pressing enough at the time to spark revivals is not fully understood

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