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    Gilgamesh Morality

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    A moment‚ much like life‚ is not fully complete until one realizes that it is fleeting. The curse of man is that after being gifted with advanced intellect and comprehension‚ he is now fully knowledgeable of the impending demise about to be suffered by him and his kind. No other creature on his planet has such a burden to bear. The simple things are also the most extraordinary things‚ and only the wise can see them. Wisdom is learned by three distinct means: by reflection‚ which is noblest‚ is first;

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    The Morality Of Abortion

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    Abortion is the act of ending a fetus’s life before birth. Abortion happens every day in America and around the world. Many people think that abortion is immoral and is the murder of an innocent human being; however‚ there is a greater amount of people who think abortion is not a big deal and think women should have the choice to end their pregnancy. These differing views in America make the decision on whether abortion is morally correct or not one of the most controversial topics in the country

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    The Godfather Morality

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    Each and every family consists of many different morals and characteristics. Within each family resides members and their own moral guidelines. Their are "golden children"‚ "black sheep"‚ and then their are the people that start as one and transform to the other. In the novel‚ The Godfather‚ by Mario Puzo‚ Michael Corleone exemplifies a transition of drastic polars. Working in a family business could be a tough occupation‚ especially if it consists of illegal schemes or actions. One may be hesitant

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    Switch In Ethos During The Iliad we see the warrior ethos as being the main ethos‚ but as we transfer to The Odyssey we see the transformation from warrior ethos to domestic ethos. Furthermore‚ the novel is based on domestic ethos and how home affects the warrior. Throughout The Odyssey we see Odysseus trying to make his way home after the Trojan War. On his adventure home he goes through trials and challenges before he actually makes it home. He has to outsmart people to be able to get where he

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    Morality vs. Obedience

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    “If you can’t give a good reason for believing what you believe‚ then it’s not your belief; it’s someone else’s.” Morality vs. Obedience How would someone tease apart this blanket statement and how would they compare it to morality and obedience in less than three pages? Well‚ this is how I would. First‚ I’d start by making clear that belief is different from knowledge. Knowledge can be defined as “a clear perception of a truth or fact‚ erudition; skill from practice.” A belief can

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    Naomi Backes October 14‚ 2013 MORALITY‚ KNOWLEDGE‚ AND RELIGION The Father of the American Revolution‚ Samuel Adams‚ said that to change any age in which we live‚ "we must simply ’study and practice the exalted virtues of the Christian system.’ While the people are virtuous‚’ he said‚ "they cannot be subdued; but when once they lose their virtue they will be ready to surrender their liberties to the first external or internal invader . . . If virtue and knowledge are diffused among

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    There are two types of morality‚ justified and unjustified. Justified morality can usually stand on its own. It does not require intense reasoning because it is common sense. For example‚ “Do not kill” and “Do not steal” are justified moral commands because if you kill or steal‚ you are bringing evil upon someone else and that is immoral. Unjustified morals are harder to find reason for because they are “unjustifiable” in nature. An example of an unjustifiable moral is “Do not have sexual relations

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    Germanic peoples reconcile such differing perspectives? Ostensibly‚ their worldviews and ideologies appear vastly dissimilar and incongruous. It seems impossible that they could ever agree on issues regarding personal afterlife‚ bravery and heroism‚ morality‚ the ideal life‚ and conflict. In any case‚ Germanics tribesman idolize those individuals who lay claim to great deeds and gallant victories‚ while early Christians prefer the gifts received after death. Early Christians might be scandalized

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    themselves. Bribing children has also been a great weakness of many parents‚ although it sounds absurd to bribe a child‚ it happens in the simplest ways. In “Money for Morality” by Mary Arguelles she talks of how her son would always go to her‚ telling her about his classmates that would receive 10 dollars for

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    “The Morality of Birth Control.” “The Morality of Birth Control” by Margaret Sanger‚ an American Birth Control Activist‚ gave logical information‚ arguments about ethics for women‚ and brought out an emotional response. The rhetor gave off a logical appeal with arguments that were reasonable‚ and credible. She gave examples of ethical appeal that touched on the sense of morality. Also‚ the rhetor exemplified emotional appeal; bringing out the good and bad values in certain types of people.

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