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    Morality and Polygamy There are many people opposed to the concept of polygamous marriages. Polygamy is legal in some countries‚ such as Iran and Saudi Arabia‚ but illegal in others‚ such as the United States of America. Many have personal‚ religious‚ and/or cultural reasons to disagree with such practices‚ but is the practice of polygamy morally wrong‚ or is it acceptable? Some argue that it is wrong because of the negative consequences caused by such marriages; yet ignore successful polygamous

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    The Mormon Extermination in Missouri Some people search their whole lives looking for something to fulfill them‚ to give meaning‚ and to find purpose. Some go to their graves never finding it‚ but for others‚ they find that meaning and yearn to share it with others. In 1830‚ The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints was established by a man named Joseph Smith in New York. The members of this church soon received the nickname “Mormons” because of their adherence and belief to The Book of Mormon

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    Photography and Jeff Wall

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    Cambridge: Kettles Yard‚ 1996. Flusser‚ Vilém. Towards a Philosophy of Photography. Trans. Anthony Mathews. London: Reaktion Books Ltd.‚ 2000. Fried‚ Michael. Why Photography Matters as Art as Never Before. London: Yale University Press‚ 2008. Wall‚ Jeff. Jeff Wall. London: Phaidon Press Limited‚ 1996. Grant‚ Damian. Realism: The Critical Idiom. London: Methuen‚ 1970. Jones‚ Bernard Edward. Encyclopedia of Photography. New York: Arno Press Inc‚ 1974. Lacan‚ Jacques. The Four Fundamental Concepts of Psycho-Analysis

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    Polygamy is a very controlling‚ as well as abusive relationship that children should not be brought up in. Polygamy is very likely to be a discriminative relationship where one person in the relationship (almost always the man) dominates over the other members (almost always the women). This may sound very open‚ as well as tolerant‚ to think all members of a polygamous marriage would be 100% willing and not at all disadvantaged‚ but that’s pretty much ignoring that the history of polygamy is tied

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    Jeff Koons Essay

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    Throughout this essay‚ the everyday object in the work of Jeff Koons will be explored whilst also exploring some of Koons most significant pieces. Jeff Koons has been described as ‘’the most important artist of his generation’’ and ‘‘the most influential’’ according to (Rothkopf‚ 2014) the author of ‘A Retrospective’ a book on Koons’ art work. Koons is undoubtedly one of the most controversial artists as his artwork explores issues relating to all aspects of life and his own view. In 1980‚ Koons

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    Warren Buffet

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    Warren E. Buffet Analysis: 1 What is the possible meaning of the changes in stock price for Berkshire Hathaway and Scottish Power plc on the day of the acquisition announcement? Specifically‚ what does the $2.17 billion gain in Berkshire’s market value of equity imply about the intrinsic value of PacificCorp? 2 Based on the multiples for comparable regulated utilities‚ what is the range of possible values for PacifiCorp? (I am looking for numbers‚ but they are given in the case)

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    Brendon Urie: The Worst Mormon Brendon Boyd Urie‚ who grew up in Las Vegas‚ Nevada‚ was unlike most of his family. His mother and father‚ Grace and Boyd Urie‚ had raised him and his four other siblings differently than most parents in America do. He was raised to be a Mormon. However‚ he knew for a long time that wasn’t the life he wanted to live. When he was 17 years old he told his parents that he wanted to pursue music as a career‚ and that he didn’t believe in their lifestyle. This resulted

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    To Mormons‚ also known as Latter-day Saints‚ seeking the will of the lord in the temple is a very important role in their life. There in the temple‚ Mormons are taught the holy truths and make solemn covenants in the name of Jesus Christ. In each temple there are special areas for all of the different types of ordinances. There is an area for baptism of the dead that has a large baptismal font supported by twelve sculpted oxen. Also‚ there are cubicles for people to become ritually washed and

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    4 Nephi: The Book Of Mormon

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    One of the most beautiful parts of the Book of Mormon is found in 4 Nephi‚ which tells the story of the peoples in America after the coming of the resurrected Christ. It truly reflects Elder Holland’s words: “After an encounter with the living Son of the living God‚ nothing is ever again to be as it was before” (1). Throughout the land‚ the people were all so fully converted to the Lord that there were no poor among them and no contentions. They were a delightsome people who prospered in the land

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    HER Just like that I let him leave. I listened to the steadily fading sound of his car as he drove away. The motor grew fainter and fainter until it was finally drowned out by the children’s voices. At moments like that I felt that he accepted the freedom I had given him with too obvious relief. For a while now he could live without demands from his fussy children and his immature wife. I knew his routine so well. As he came to the bend in the road past our house he would look back at the ten

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