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    assigned reading expressed the views of three different people. Their views were all in relation to religion. One of the people mentioned in the reading is Emilie Durkheim‚ his thoughts all focus on supporting his claim that religion’s purpose in society is to create and reinforce the collective bond. Durkheim basically is alluding to religion being the glue that holds society together. Like Durkheim‚ I agree that religion is the glue that holds society together. Religion‚ from my perspective‚ shapes

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    Emily Dickinson’s view of death is quite different that that of the modern world. The modern world fears death and describes it as dark‚ scary‚ and horrible. However‚ Emily describes it as something that she welcomes and is not to be feared. She knows that once a person dies‚ he or she begins another life. Through the poem’s diction‚ Emily Dickinson’s view of death is shown. Death “knew no haste” and “kindly stopped” for Emily‚ so Emily “[puts] away [her] labor and

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    Explain Jung understands of religion? (30 marks) I will be explaining Jung understands and his views of religion. Jung first starts with the key concept of the mind which is the three concepts of consciousness – consciousness‚ personal unconsciousness and the collective consciousness. Consciousness is where we actively make decisions and choices. The thoughts are based on a sensory experience e.g. the things we see‚ smell‚ hear‚ touch and taste. These are directly accessible. The personal conscious

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    times before their deaths; The valiant never taste of death but once” (Shakespeare and Mason). This view is shared by Beowulf and his men in the Seamus Heaney Translation of the epic poem Beowulf. The warrior mentality which centered on bravery‚ fame and glory emphasizes the fact that even the lives of the mightiest warriors meets the same fate as the lowliest of cowards. The goal of Beowulf and his men was to achieve many great deeds for which they will be remembered after their death; whereas‚ the

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    entrepreneur‚ lecturer‚ or inventor‚ Twain’s greatest accomplishments undoubtedly arose from his literature. He was raised as a Presbyterian‚ however many of Twain’s writings and quotes signify an overall sense of doubt in religious concepts. Viewing religion through a realistic perspective‚ he often pondered the credibility of the his own faith‚ asserting that many beliefs brought upon humankind could not be proved with facts nor evidence. Twain reminded us that even

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    The afterlife is something that has been and likely will be argued over until such time as a deity of some kind presents themselves and sets the record straight. Until then‚ we get to deal with religious tension and violence that is ultimately pointless but might make some people feel better about their own fruitless existences. Speaking of existence‚ part of what makes the afterlife such a touchy subject is that people want to believe that there is a point to initial life. If life is some kind of

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    The concept of the afterlife is incoherent. Discuss. The concepts of the afterlife held by philosophers are varied‚ due to the different forms to which people believe it takes. For example‚ there are disputes as to whether it is a physical or material world‚ in the form of body and/or soul‚ which raises both dualist and monist views. Resurrection is a monist theory that there will be a post-mortem experience in a recreated‚ perfect physical human body. This is traditionally a Christian concept

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    difference. I think that I have a great way to get rid of one of a huge problem in society today. I want to change the world by making all religions respected. Racism against certain religions is a main problem in society and many people are getting upset about it. Muslims are one of the most disliked religions‚ mostly because of the terrorist attacks on Paris. All religions need

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    (Simpson). The protagonist of The Stranger‚ Meursault‚ lacks sentimental expression for most of the story. He embodies this supposed indifference toward what most people see as meaningful. When faced with his death‚ Meursault concludes that the universe is indifferent to human existence‚

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    and mental health‚ or how to live their final years to the fullest. The line of command in charge of the caring process is completely focused on making the oldie’s life as fulfilling as possible in the material world. Stepping into an elder’s shoes‚ I find myself concerned not of the remainder of my tangible life but on a more pressing matter: the question of afterlife. What happens after you leave the material world? Maybe it’s like Socrates said “no one knows whether death may not even turn out

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