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    Issues Today: Universalism vs. Cultural Relativism One of the most pertinent issues of the past twenty years has been the conflict between two different ideologies of human rights on a national scale‚ universalism‚ and cultural relativism. Universalism holds that more “primitive” cultures will eventually evolve to have the same system of law and rights as Western cultures. Cultural relativists hold an opposite‚ but similarly rigid viewpoint‚ that a traditional culture is unchangeable. In universalism

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    society is comprised of sixteen sections. The Maasai language comes from their ancestral ties to the Samburu and Nyemps‚ their language is called the Maa . They are a very independent tribe and have many traditional values and customs. There are many sacred things to the Masaai people. The Maasai people are cattle herders‚ cattle is very important to them they are the subject of many mystical beliefs. The Maasai believe that the cattle is gift from the heavens and that the

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    Parable and Lualhati Bautista’s Dekada ‘70             Lualhati Bautista adapts her own best-selling novel Dekada 70‚ a political drama. It is directed by Chito S. Roño with  the prominent stars: Vilma Santos‚ Christopher De Leon‚ Piolo Pascual‚ Marvin Agustin‚ Carlos Agassi‚ Danilo Barrios‚ and John Wayne Sace. Set in the ‘70s in Urban Metro Manila.   This is a story revolving around a rotation of drama between a married couple (Amanda and Julian) and their five growing boys who have witnessed

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    The word comes from the Greek kanwn and most likely from the Hebrew qaneh and Akkadian‚ qanu. Literally‚ it means a straight rod or bar; a measuring rule as a ruler used by masons and carpenters; then a rule or standard for testing straightness (Harris 24). In the past‚ canon referred the doctrines of the church that were accepted as rule of faith. The canonization of the New Testament was a long and complex process. Canonization served two purposes. It clarified the beliefs church leaders considered

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    province‚ was appointed as Mehour‚ while Cambodian lawmaker‚ Say Chhum‚ acted as Sdech Meak. After finishing the symbolic plowing and throwing seeds of a portion of the field‚ a pair of sacred oxen were led to eat rice‚ corn‚ beans‚ sesame‚ grass‚ water and alcohol‚ which had been prepared on trays. It was seen that the sacred oxen ate corn‚ beans‚ and grass but shunned rice grain. The oxen’s choice of corn‚ beans‚ and grass led the Royal Palace’s chief astrologer Kang Keng to declare that this year’s corn

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    holy trinity. The destruction of Shiva also reflects Mian Abdullah‚ who is a dedicated participant to resist the partition of India along religious lines. He is also known as hummingbird‚ considered to be symbols of peace‚ love and happiness. He is sacred for his tireless energy among his companions. Mian Abdullah is a political figure before independence. He is the founder of an organization called Free Islam Convocation whose mission is to make India as one nation‚ where different cultures and religions

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    Cultural Artifact Essay

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    Joann Harris Professor Morales Sociology 101 10 July 2010 Cultural Artifact Essay Cultural Artifacts are found all over from generation to generation. The cultural artifact that has stood out in my life is the Holy Bible. The Bible has been a cultural artifact in my family since before I was born. My choice of the Bible is because of how I was raised and what I was taught while I was growing up‚ and it was to live my life according to the words of the bible. It has taught me to have

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    indictment of Spanish colonial rule in the Philippines. I also commend the film for its bravery in showing the evil tyranny of the Catholic Church during that time. Considering that the Philippines is a Catholic nation that is like butchering a sacred cow but alas‚ Abaya works her magic in depicting the suffering of the Filipinos because of the friars. This is by far the best Filipino movie that I have seen so far.  I would urge anyone reading this who likes movies‚ to either rent it or buy it.

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    Entry into India & Economic Liberalization McDonald’s restaurant in Delhi In 1996‚ McDonald ’s opened in India for the first time‚ a country where the majority of the population was Hindu and vegetarian‚ and the cow was sacred. Many saw it as just another example of the relentless spread of Western corporations into every nation‚ creating a global system in which wealth was drained out of local economies into the hands of a very few‚ very rich elite. McDonald’s opened its doors in India in

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    is a ‘sacred’ ritual because‚ in Christianity‚ it is called Baptism. This ritual is a way of welcoming into the religious community. Furthermore‚ it is a positive ritual because Christians celebrate this rite as a community to initiate a young member. Additionally‚ it can also be known as a rite of passage ritual because it celebrates the new life into the religious community. ‘Washing hands before meals‚’ is a ‘sacred’ ritual in some religions‚ such as Judaism. The purpose of this ‘sacred’ ritual

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