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    Anselm and Aquinas

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    Anselm and Aquinas Can god exist in this world? To both Anselm and Aquinas he did exist both had their own way of showing it but both decided to write about it. Saint Anselm served the church as a prior‚ abbot‚ and Archbishop; he was from Aosta‚ Italy and was born around 1033. Thomas Aquinas a scholar priest was born in Roccasecca‚ Italy around 1224. These men lived 200 years apart but had the same feeling that God did exist. They believed so much in God that they both were men of the church. In

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    John Marquis On Abortion

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    who can personally care for their interests have a moral status. Then they conclude that since fetuses can not care for their own interests being that they are incapable‚ that it is not wrong to abort a fetus. This objections fails to succeed because the argument is unsound. This objection to Marquis’s argument confuses having interests versus having the ability to take an interest in one’s own interests. For instance the difference between an unconscious patient and a comatose patient. It may be

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    deceptive and misleading‚ however there are some experiences so simple and tangible that they cannot be denied as real or true. For this essay I will defend Descartes’ beliefs from the objection that even simple experiences can be deceiving and that no experiences should be trusted completely. The problem with this objection is that a person needs to be able to trust what they are experiencing‚ and without that everyone might as well be crazy. Descartes starts by saying that “senses are sometimes deceptive”

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    Henry Marquis On Abortion

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    arguments to animal rights as well as additional objections. An objection raised in Marquis’s paper is that of alternative forms of human life valuations. One he tackles is the value of a life being defined by self worth. This falls short due to value being intrinsic regardless of views. A bar of gold has value not only because people have attributed it to be valuable‚ but because it has unique properties that give it a value. An additional objection that Marquis touches on is that if the prevention

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    reasonable standard an imperfection‚ why did God make an imperfect man than a perfect man‚ where Weirob has taken himself has the example. He was questioning the reasons or any good purpose for the imperfection. In specifically‚ Weirob arguments on the objection is that if they are always free to ask for God’s help to do A‚ for any good action A‚ and that‚ if they ask‚ they can get the help of good‚ and then they will have freedom to do A. So it won’t get Weirob to off the hook to claim that‚ because of

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    Price Tag on Life

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    According to this Utilitarian principle it is necessary to determine a value of human life in order to make a comparison and cost-benefit analysis to study how big is the sacrifice in order to increase or sustain overall happiness‚ however‚ some objections on this issue exist. Is the right thing to do‚ the just basis in politics and law‚ to maximize the utility? Actually‚ what comes out of the utilitarianism is the less value of the minority needs and decisions‚ because‚ if it does not contribute

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    Lychee Lou: Case Study

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    stock. It is important to listen carefully to the customer’s complaints so the customer feels as though he/she is being heard. Listening carefully includes being attentive‚ maintaining eye contact‚ and to let the customer speak. Acknowledging the objections demonstrates that the salesperson understands and cares about the customer’s concerns. “I really like the style

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    PHYSICIAN-ASSISTED SUICIDE | IS IT MORALLY PERMISSIBLE? INTRODUCTION TO THE ISSUE-QUESTION My essay topic is whether or not physician assisted suicide is morally permissible. I intend to argue that it is permissible because a competent patient ultimately has the right to choose for themselves the course of their life‚ including how it will end. To lie in a hospital bed in a vegetative state‚ unable to see‚ think‚ speak‚ eat‚ being totally unaware of your surroundings or those of your loved

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    when an institution interferes on its citizens’ liberty. She proposes a solution that consists of a collective ethos within institutions. In the essay titled‚ Generic Liberal Ideals and the Problem of Institutional Virtue‚ Ross Jensen offers two objections to Fricker’s argument. He claims that a collective ethos would result in an individual’s loss of political thought‚ and that implicit bias is contrary to a collective ethos. This commentary

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    Matt Allan

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    in three main sections. The first called “Some Sneaking Suspicions” expresses how sex and beauty can be in conjunction with God’s rules and meaning for our life. However‚ “Some Nagging Doubts”‚ the second chapter‚ concludes having addressed many objections one may have with the Christian faith; more popular doubts being suffering and science. In contrast‚ the third chapter moves into a gospel centred preach where John proclaims “The Guts of it All” presented in the bible. Further‚ the book culminates

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