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    boundaries in human experiences‚ it causes a great deal of controversy. The central views of defining what religion is suffer two conflicting sides. On one opposing view of religion is more of narrower aspects‚ where they tend exclude many belief systems. An example of a narrow definition of religion is commonly seen as the “belief in God”‚ excluding polytheistic religions and atheistic religions. Another opposing view of religion is more of a vague aspect that suggests any and everything about a religion

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    Absolute Music I. Introduction In this paper I will offer several opposing views regarding instrumental music‚ and its purpose. I will do so by summarizing prominent people’s beliefs on this matter‚ and offering some quotations by these people which most thoroughly and concisely convey their thoughts. I will conclude the paper with my personal thoughts and beliefs regarding instrumental music. II. The Views The term absolute music was originally coined by Richard Wagner. Since

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    Polygamy: Then and Now Polygamy is a common‚ well-buried secret that is often hard to leave and still exists throughout the country today. Usually‚ when one thinks of polygamy‚ the mere idea seems unreal. The idea of having more than one spouse disgusts some people. How can someone want to be married to more than one person? Sure‚ you can sit there and say that you “love” all of them‚ and that may be true‚ but to divide yourself up among them in order to spend time with everyone is almost insane

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    Polygamy‚ a tradition needed to be changed Nno! Kwenu! The body of Egwugwu‚ I salute you. The reason why were are her in the ilo is for the discussion of a very gruesome tradition. I am here to address the current issue of shortage of women for men like me in the village for marriage. There is a particular tradition practiced in our village which has ruined many lives of men like me in the village and such men who don’t have a wife are considered to be efulefu‚ and there is no doubt about that

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    Over the years‚ there has been a huge debate whether using renewable energy is beneficial to our environment or not. The biggest source of our energy has been sourced by coal‚ oil and natural gasses. Some researchers believe that there are many benefits of using renewable energy and that we should be concerned with seeking environmentally friendly alternatives instead. Not only are these sources harmful‚ they will eventually deplete our natural resources. The goal is to find pollution-free renewable

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    Why Polygamy? Polygamy is the practice of having two or more spouses at the same time; this includes both polygyny and polyandry‚ which is the union of one man with more than one women and the union of one women to more than one man. A new study out of the University of British Columbia (UBC) documents how societies have systematically evolved away from polygamy because of the social problems it causes. The Canadian researchers are really talking about polygyny‚ which is the term for one man with

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    Introduction Polygamy‚ the practice where one husband has many wives‚ is a hotly debated topic in the world. This practice can be found in many parts of the world‚ especially in North Africa as well as in the Middle East. In the latter area‚ there are many instances of polygamy and this habit has been researched by many scholars‚ especially from the point of view that this practice has bad effects on the women and children who are in these families. Many research papers call for this practice to

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    Polygamy from an Islamic Point of View Aisha Lemu−Director General of the Islamic Education Trust in Niger State‚ Nigeria−was born in England and later converted to Islam while attending College (746). Lemu‚ being a strong supporter of polygamy‚ uses her opinionated Islamic perspective in order to make clear to the reader circumstances in which polygamy may prove to be useful. In Lemu’s essay “In Defense of Polygamy‚” she provides the reader with relatable examples and benefits of polygamy from

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    Detroit: Gale‚ 2010. Opposing Viewpoints In Context. Web. 15 May 2013. Currie‚ Stephen. Abortion / Stephen Currie. n.p.: San Diego‚ Calif. : Greenhaven Press‚ c2000.‚ 2000. Grossmont Library Catalog. Web. 14 May 2013. Gentles‚ Ian. "Abortion Harms Women ’s Health." Abortion. Ed. James D. Torr. San Diego: Greenhaven Press‚ 2006. Opposing Viewpoints. Rpt. from "Women ’s Health After Abortion: A Fresh Look at the Evidence." Human Life Review (Fall 2002). Opposing Viewpoints In Context. Web

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    Polygamy BARKER‚ MEG. “This is my Partner‚ and this is my . . . Partner’s Partner: Constructing Polyamorous Identity in a Monogamous World.” Journal of Constructivist Psychology; 18.1(2005):75-88. Print. Meg Barker is a lecturer in psychology at the Open University and a practicing psychotherapist. She is co-editor of the journal Psychology & Sexuality and co-organiser of the Critical Sexology seminar series and Psychology in the Pub. Her research focuses on bisexual‚ polyamorous and sadomasochistic

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