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    other words; someone’s true nature is on the inside. This is true because often characters are forced to hide who they truly are. For example‚ in the short story "Lather and Nothing Else‚" Hernando Téllez uses the barber’s inner thoughts‚ actions‚ and dedication to show that the barber hides who he truly is. In the short story "Lather and Nothing Else‚" the barber must show extreme control and restraint in order to not reveal that the captain is his enemy. The barber is characterized as a secret

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    they don’t like what they see. They find that if they go to the end of that bottle or the just one more cut‚ that they stop seeing what they hate. People look on as these people do this and do nothing. They see the pain in the cutters eyes‚ they see the fear in the drunks‚ yet they do nothing. If people just spoke up maybe these people would find some peace. If people would show that they care maybe‚ just maybe‚ those people would be lifted from their pain and fear. If everyone cared about those

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    crazy celebrity‚ artist‚ singer‚ dancer‚ pianist‚ etc. Lady Gaga is an inspiration to several lives‚ and she has changed my life for the better. First‚ she is a great performer and artist. When I heard the second song‚ I wanted to hear more than just the two songs that I knew about but more of this artist. Additionally‚ I thought to myself‚ “If I like these two songs so much‚ I will most likely adore her others.” I was right. Beginning my senior year of high school‚ I began to listen to her other

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    like to hear that this 8 year long war was not even justified? According to the just war theory the well-known Iraq War is considered not a just war. Why you may ask? Well the just war theory has many different criteria and regulations that have to be met in order to consider a war just. Focusing in on a few of those criteria has determined that it is indeed not a just war. Some of those criteria include having no just cause. When a war is waged due to reasons or causes that are viewed as wrong‚ it

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    Principal teachings about peace in Christianity Heart of Jesus’ ministry The teaching of the New Testament affirms the centrality of peace to the Christian message. It was at the heart of the life and ministry of Jesus and accordingly is sought after and taken up by the communities that seek to follow Jesus. Peace is understood as more than merely an absence of violence and conflict. It refers more fully to an overall sense of wellbeing. Ultimately peace is found in union with God. Christians are

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    War seems to be the most destructive and horrific type of human interaction. No other venue allows people to kill each other in such massive numbers or to cause such incredible and widespread suffering. Wars often take years to develop‚ can last for years longer‚ and the effects reverberate for decades if not centuries. If war is so awful‚ why do people continue to allow it to happen? Why don’t we simply eliminate it? Curiously‚ some people actually seem to like war. Armed combat is glorified

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    revisionist and the Just War theorist. The majority of the discourse revolves around how we should treat combatants with regards to the justness of their war and are they responsible with the justness of their war‚ Jus ad Bellum. I would argue that not only should the justness of a combatant’s war deem how we view their actions but also soldiers should be responsible for Jus ad Bellum. Soldiers fighting in an unjust war are not morally to combatants fighting in a morally just war because combatants

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    been successful or not‚ these attempts should be examined. The Universal Declaration of Human Rights‚ the Geneva Convention and The Just War Tradition can be example for initiatives to stop and limit wars. The Declaration of Human Rights includes some articles related to freedom and equality. The Geneva Convention is a treaty to protect victims of wars. Lastly‚ The Just War Tradition is a view on the ethics of war and peace. These attempts can be seen as a solution for results of wars; nevertheless

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    him. A theme strewn throughout the novel is that that Baumer and his comrades were fighting a fight in which they did not believe. This paper will attempt to portray the relevance of the events and themes in All Quiet on the Western Front with the just war theory‚ the current situation in Iraq‚ and the Israeli-Arab conflicts. Plot Overview The first chapter of the novel introduces us to Paul Baumer‚ a nineteen year old recruit in the German army. The recruits know little of the horrors of war

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    focus on right actions with an emphasis on the character required to perform such actions in a variety of circumstances. -Not just actions but habits (58-59) -An abiding quality a person has that characterizes who he or she is. -Emphasis on who we are‚ not just what we do (59) TWO KINDS OF HABITS -Virtues and Vices - Habits are good virtues Why virtues and not just good actions toward others? - Brings about a habit of good actions‚ virtues‚ which provide reliability - We do not enter situations

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