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    Introduction Reforms undertaken in the early 1990s made India one of the world’s fastest growing economies. The boom of the IT industry and improved agricultural production created an atmosphere of optimism‚ which led to the coining of phrases‚ such as Incredible India‚ India Shining‚ and India 2020 around the end of the millennium. The Indian growth story has been one of high Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth but primarily driven by the growth in services sector. Not

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    Secular Humanism is the naturalistic ideology that embraces and places great emphasis on humanity’s exclusive authority to determine and establish an arrangement of moral and ethical principles. The involvement of any supernatural forces is suppressed due to the fact that the existence of anything that cannot produce tangible evidence through evaluation or experiments is denied. Science to secular humanists is what the Scripture is to Christians. Secular Humanism stems from the philosophy of

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    “The verification principle offers no real challenge to religious belief.” Discuss [35] The verification principle is a significant concept used by many philosophers in order to determine whether a religious statement is meaningful or not. This was highly influenced by logical positivism: group of 20th century philosophers called the Vienna circle and was then further developed by British philosopher A.J Ayer. Religious language refer to statements such as ‘God exists’ and ‘God loves me’. Whilst

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    Secular Humanists believe that life began through evolution. Mankind came to exist over a period of millions of years through the process of evolution. Evolution definition here. The biblical worldview says‚ on the other hand‚ that God created the world (Gen. 1.1‚ English Standard Version). Unlike the secular humanistic worldview’s belief that the earth was created randomly‚ a biblical worldview says that the earth was created by intelligent design. The biblical worldview also says that God created

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    Understand the importance of diversity equality and inclusion 1.1 Diversity: The meaning of diversity is difference‚ as people we are all different although we have a lot of things in common with each other we are also unique in many ways. Diversity recognizes and values the differences people have. These can include personal characteristics such as background‚ culture and the work style we use. When we recognize our individual differences we can create a productive environment in which everyone

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    develop and treated with equal concern. 053.1.1c Explain what is meant by inclusion Inclusion is a human right for every individual. It is about embracing differences between individual and groups and making provision to ensure that‚ regardless of these differences‚ there are no hindrances or barriers up that prevent them from having equal chances and opportunities to participate and feel like they belong. In my setting regardless of the activity that is taking place all children are given equal

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    Assess the effect that Greek religious beliefs had on Ancient Greek society 2500 years ago was the beginning of the iconic era of Ancient Greece. The myth and beliefs that the Greeks had in the Gods and Goddess (more so the main 12 Olympian Gods) were what shaped and changed the Greeks life. Their entertainment‚ battles‚ wars‚ rituals‚ ceremonies and everyday life was in honor of the Gods. It was almost impossible to not be effected by the beliefs through the system they lived by. They believed

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    is essential to the birth of Methodism. He may be a man standing at the beginning of the Methodist movement and theology. I believe that the trigger to have established Methodist movement‚ Methodist church‚ and United Methodist church in earnest is that John Wesley was convinced the assurance of salvation at Aldersgate experience. It will‚ therefore‚ be one of the most important moments in the history of Methodism‚ especially in the formation of early British Methodism. Wesley’s experience of

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    going to sum it up. My wife and I both do think elections matter whether the president serves 4 years or even 8 years. Most of the time‚ a president has more of an impact on the country than we think. Lots of people believe that presidents don’t have enough time to really do anything as president and my wife and I tend to disagree with this statement. My wife and I believe that a president’s decisions impact the generations after he served. Take Trump for example‚ the policies he proposed on immigration

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    Donna Smolenski 0526860 908-432-1133 dsmolenski4003@gmail.comTESC‚ May 2013 HUM-101-OL Elements in the Life and Works of the Secular Saint The element that I found the most captivating in regards to Simone Weil would be her utter devotion to non-conformity. This unique and intelligent woman did not let the thoughts or words of others deny her from voicing her strong opinions. In a world historically dominated by male authoritative figures‚ she was a force to be reckoned with. In large part

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