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    may also improve your English level. Second‚ we will join City Forum for a few times . You may not only feel the mood of fience debate directly but also increase your general knowledge about recent news. It may also useful in Chinese and Liberal studies. Last but certainly not the least‚ we will join a large- scale debate competition held by Hong Kong Joint School Debate Association. There will be more than forty schools take part. It is valuable for you to train your courage and show your talent

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    Fingerprint debate

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    Fingerprint Debate The value of fingerprinting and background checks is to make sure that the students are being protected. It is extremely important that for the safety of the students as well as the other teachers the school must do thorough background and fingerprinting checks. In doing background and fingerprinting checks you can tell the employer with pieces of information about the teachers background’s that can share credit reports‚ social Security number‚ criminal records

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    The Malala Debate

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    The Malala debate There is a groundswell of sympathy for Malala and also a strong demand for the Pakistani state to do something about the issue. Much of the discontent is directed toward the Pakistani Taliban‚ the extremist group that has claimed responsibility for the shooting and declared it has vowed to kill Malala if she recovers from her injuries. Also‚ it has issued fresh threats to another girl Hina Khan of Islamabad who is also known for her female rights activism and pro education stance

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    The Baptism Debate

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    Often held as a rite of passage and entrance into the Christian church‚ baptism is much more than just symbolic ritual. Baptism was commanded by Jesus Christ in the Great Commission recounted in the book of Matthew. Even though we are simplistically called to be obedient by being baptized the Christian church has long debated the aspects of this ordinance. Denominations are divided on the basic meaning‚ types and modes of baptism even two thousand years after the founding of the Christian church

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    Salvation Debate

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    Salvation Debate The Salvation debate has been one of the most controversial debates in the Christian church known to date. When it comes to the issue of salvation‚ the majority of Evangelicals agree that‚ “personal conversion experience is necessary for salvation. Evangelicals unanimously affirm that we are saved by grace through faith and not ourselves” (pg. 145 Across the Spectrum). So as we can see Evangelicals stand unanimously together on salvation but it is when we get more in depth with

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    soul’s inner construction. Rather than voice his fears about being saved by God or sinning as Donne had‚ Herbert faces his fearful behavior by focusing on his relationship with Christ. In order to do this‚ Herbert focuses on architectural motifs and how one’s soul is constructed to become a better person. Since Herbert is a metaphysical and religious poet‚ his poetry always ends with a metaphysical conceit. A metaphysical conceit is an extended metaphor that structures the entire poem. Usually‚

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    lead to realizations of aspects of ourselves. I will argue that interactions like this‚ what I call “dialogue‚” are necessary for a more genuine democracy. I will use a course called the Intergroup Dialogue Program to illustrate how this can happen and suggest what habits individuals can form to promote greater democracy. First‚ I will show that democracy is best thought of as a process rather than some static ideal. By thinking of it in this way‚ we can better assess potential changes to our governments

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    Decriminalization Debate

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    Debates about decriminalization often focus on the conflict on the harm of drug use and the harm of drug laws. Many drug laws are imperfect and can often cause more harm than the use of drugs. Decriminalization means that a use of certain drugs is not against the law‚ but the production and selling of certain drugs is still a criminal act. Decriminalizing the use and possession of non-addictive drugs can help limit the harm of drug laws. I am not discussing medical marijuana in this paper because

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    Sophie Castel Ms. Loftus CHC 2D1 01/3/2010 Pierre Elliott Trudeau and How He Shaped the Canadian Identity Governing from 1968 to 1984‚ Pierre Elliott Trudeau was one of the most significant Prime Ministers of Canada. In relation to human rights‚ Trudeau wanted every Canadian to be treated as an equal. Culturally‚ Trudeau wanted to celebrate and unite the country’s differing beliefs. In terms of foreign affairs‚ he pursued an independent path in international relations

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    Quiz for U.S. Constitution Class Page 1‚ Chapter 1 The origins of representative democracy can be traced to _________________________. ancient Greece @ ancient Rome ancient Egypt medieval England the French Enlightenment Correct. The origins of representative democracy (as opposed to direct democracy) can be traced to ancient Rome. Who benefited from the Magna Carta? King John of England King Louis of France @the English nobility British colonists all British subjects

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