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    acquiring knowledge. And as a part of the human race‚ I have to compel to do this pilgrimage. Men are considered monads as we are tied to duties which insist us to an eternal pilgrim. This pilgrim is the struggle of a man attaining knowledge of perfection. In the first place‚ we existed as spirits and that makes us monads. This is the reason why in spite of being rational beings‚ the mission of the spirit is to become a material by integrating itself with a man’s body in order to use its knowledge

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    forceful dictatorship‚ enforcing an environment of "zero-fun" that conveyed to the Titan players that he ruled with a tight fist. He did this to magnify the seriousness of their situation as one of the first integrated football teams and their need for perfection and a desire to win together as a team. In contrast‚ Yoast’s approach to taking charge was a forceful‚ yet approachable‚ method that bred loyalty and trust from the boys. Although

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    (us humans)‚ create the notion of a mentally perfect being without apparent cause or reason? The idea of a God is one that contains absolute perfection‚ but a person’s mind is limited by finite perfection‚ as is everything else in the world. Therefore‚ by deduction‚ there has to be a perfect being transcendent to the universe from which the idea of perfection can originate. Theism asserts this with the idea of God‚ but atheism‚ in rejecting the notion of God‚ illogically does so‚ for atheists have

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    an even bigger hole in the Brave New World. The various degrees of conditioning‚ the differences between the seemingly Utopian society and the savage society‚ and the issues raised from the characters interactions‚ presents the idea that without perfection‚ there cannot be happiness‚ without happiness‚ there cannot be stability‚ and without stability‚ there cannot be a Utopia. Conditioning individuals is only a proper form of control if the conditioned party are the same (in other words‚ no longer

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    Every character always has a goal they are striving to reach‚ and after each success‚ they rise up towards the next objective they face. Just like many characters in the stories we read‚ people follow this cycle of setting goals‚ achieving them‚ then moving on to the next. But what is behind these ambitions that fuel the true stories we read? Ralph Waldo Emerson lays the foundation for ambitions in his theories of transcendentalism in his piece “Self-Reliance”. This speech‚ which was used to promote

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    early age are constantly being bombarded with digitally altered images without realising just how much they’ve been manipulated. Do we really want our precious children to change who they are so that they can fit in with society’s perception of perfection? This highlights why any form of enhancing an advertisement should be banned. Finally‚ I will

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    be a kind of magic or voodoo by the people with no kind of scientific culture. Near the beginning of the story‚ Aylmer has been impregnated by the idea that crucial perfection has been within reach through science. This becomes the dynamic force following Aylmer’s motives. With his marriage to Georgiana‚ this driving force of perfection becomes an obsession that takes over his mind. Aylmer loved Georgiana deeply but he could not tolerate her single imperfection. Georgiana was nearly perfect

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    “Likes and Dislikes” Thu Thai – Pecan group People tend to view perfection as a requisite for high art but think that any perfection has its own defects. Besides unimaginable inspiration of “the Kiss” by Gustav Klimt (page 418 on book)‚ I cannot admit its uncompelling features. What captures my attention the most must be various shapes‚ which are drawn‚ in large quantities and small sizes. This creates a sense of fullness and continuously blossoming formations. In particular‚ the artist

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    to him. Dante’s pity for the punished souls negates the church’s teachings‚ because Divine Justice is strictly objective and impersonal. Finally when Dante is experiencing pity for the souls that are damned in Hell‚ he is actually questioning the perfection of God’s Divine Wisdom. When a man observes but cannot share the pain and sorrow of others‚ he naturally responds by experiencing pity for those who are suffering. In the same sense Dante is extremely sympathetic for those who suffer in Hell

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    John Wesley is a man who is essential to the birth of Methodism. He may be a man standing at the beginning of the Methodist movement and theology. I believe that the trigger to have established Methodist movement‚ Methodist church‚ and United Methodist church in earnest is that John Wesley was convinced the assurance of salvation at Aldersgate experience. It will‚ therefore‚ be one of the most important moments in the history of Methodism‚ especially in the formation of early British Methodism

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