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    We cannot know what God is like In most religions‚ there is a creator and ruler of the universe and source of all moral authority‚ more commonly known as God. The problem most people have upon the existence of God is that God has not shown God’s physical being to anyone. This also creates the problem when it comes to knowing what God is like. Most Muslims say that we can know what God/Allah is like through scriptures and messengers (Prophets) which are able to tell us what God is like. The Prophet

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    Religiosity; its history‚ influence‚ reason for being‚ and future in human societies . The history of religion in human society can be traced back thousands of years‚ from prehistory‚ to the earliest recorded times‚ right up until the modern day practise of religion. The domination of religion in human culture over thousands of years and its influence is viewed positively and negatively by atheists and non believers will be explored in this essay. Likewise‚ the question of the roots of why people

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    Football or soccer is one of Malaysian favorite’s sports. According to the Oxford Fajar 3rd edition dictionary‚ football can be defined as a game that played by large group of people and it is relate with team cohesiveness. As a country that play football‚ of course Malaysia have its own national team and use to be call as the ‘tiger squad’ by other team in international matches. The ‘tiger squad’ is one of the best team in South East Asia but not in Asia or world class level. Long time ago‚ in

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    the excerpt from all the light we cannot see‚ by Anthony Doerr‚ the author is trying to show the world through the eyes of a blind child‚ and shows that even with no sight she is able to have a rich life full of color. One instance where Doerr develops this idea is in line 18‚ “color that’s another thing people do not expect. In her imagination in her dreams everything has color. The museum buildings are beige‚ chestnut‚ hazel.” This shows that even though she cannot see the buildings and the color

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    Jared Diamond. “The Worst Mistake in the History of the Human Race” Jared Diamond writes about the consequences of agriculture on the human race. He suggests that the earliest farming societies did not have an easier more productive lifestyle than hunter-gatherer societies‚ contrary to popular belief. For example‚ the Kalahari Bushmen spend a mere average of 12 to 19 hours a week to getting food‚ and on average sleep a lot‚ work less hard‚ and have more free time than people in hunter-gatherer societies

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    Tristan Seth 11/10/13 Period 8 “Invincibility Cannot Be Gained Without Self-Destruction” Not very often does a profound‚ life-altering figure surface via literature. However‚ Fight Club‚ a novel written by Chuck Palahniuk‚ ushered in one of the most revolutionarily minded characters literature has even seen. The story is set in an urban‚ United States city and suburb. The name of the city is never revealed‚ nor is it of any importance. The purpose of the setting is solely to give

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    “The Worst Mistake in the History of human race” by Jared Diamond – Notes Agriculture isn’t a progress in history as it has created more problems for humanity compared to what it has served. Historical revisionism is the reinterpretation of orthodox views on evidence‚ motivations‚ and decision-making processes surrounding a historical event.  Neo-Luddite is used to describe those who are considered to be anti-technology‚ or those who dislike or have a difficult time understanding and using modern

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    for humans to progress and attain maturity from slavery‚ superstition and immaturity. It was thus a focus on human history as a story of progress from immaturity to freedom and reason attainment. Centrality of economics to politics Ideally the well being of any society is immensely dependent on the structure of its economy‚ and it was thus essential that the social organization focusing on production and distribution be a core issue of importance. Universality of Enlightenment All human beings

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    Analyze various views regarding Western European unity from 1946 to 1989 Mason Azais World History II Mr. Andrew Ulrich May 25‚ 2013 Abstract The two world super powers The United States and Russia are in deep conflict trying to be dominant over one another. Forming Alliances NATO and Warsaw to push different governments and rule over Europe post World War II from the years 1946 to 1986. But in more than just foreign affairs there was a race to become the most scientifically

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    Similarities exist between the characters in All the Light We Cannot See and the people during World War II; both in literature and reality‚ people experienced the effects of being influenced by the war. Education played a very important role in creating a loyal following for Hitler because children are easy to brainwash since they are still naive and clueless about what is wrong or right. At school‚ the students were taught to worship Hitler‚ every class would started with a song that would brainwash

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