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    The determinists and fatalists also have plausible arguments against free will. One argument against free will‚ although not deterministic or fatalistic‚ states that God contradicts free will of all living beings including itself. If God is omniscient‚ meaning it knows all‚ it should already know all of its future actions along with its "creation’s". If God is all knowing‚ then it has no free will and neither do us

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    is wise‚ like a person who builds a house on solid rock. Though the rain comes in torrents and the floodwaters rise and the winds beat against that house‚ it won’t collapse because it is built on bedrock. But anyone who hears my teaching and doesn’t obey it is foolish‚ like a person who builds a house on sand. When the rains and floods come and the winds beat against that house‚ it will collapse with a mighty crash.” (Matthew 7:24-27) In order for any home to stand you must have a foundation. For

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    Arguments Against FERPA

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    Jenna Vanderpool Mr. O’Connor AP English Literature 12 January 2015 FERPA: Flaws in Educational Regulations for Political Alleviation Privacy plays a major role in every aspect of life from professional to personal. Our lives should not be displayed for everyone to see unless we give the say so. Schools and other educational institutions promote this right to students through the federal law of Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act‚ FERPA. But FERPA is not always the best avenue to follow when

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    Debate against Hitchens’s Concepts of Religion and Politics One of the most controversial man‚ Christopher Hitchens‚ in his letters‚ “Letters to a Young Contrarian” (2001)‚ implies that people of the contemporary society should avoid thinking other than for themselves by taking on the pathway of being a contrarian. His purpose is to help “individuals on how they think‚ and not what they think by making them a more independent and questioning person” (63). The letters take us through a pathway

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    unknown environment for human entertainment through‚ circuses‚ zoos‚ aquariums and even hunting. Truthfully‚ no one deserves such a treatment of not being able to live the life that they were given for someone else’s advantage. A statement given by Peter Singer‚ author of Animal Liberation says‚ “All the arguments to prove human superiority cannot shatter this hard fact: in suffering‚ the animals are our equals.” Animals were put on this earth for their own purpose and not for humans to use for their

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    which leads to more debates regarding the separation between church and state. But abortion is not something that should be forbidden by law. All adult human beings have the right to autonomy and so it should be the woman’s choice‚ not the government’s‚ to deem whether or not the execution of abortion would be a viable option for herself. “Pro-Life” advocates tend to centralize their arguments around the premise that the

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    While Dekoven argues a very strong point against legacy admissions‚ he states that they are unfair and wrong. What he does not say is that every story has two sides! I both agree and disagree with legacy admissions… What does the word legacy admission mean to you? Most teens entering college will be apart of legacy admissions‚ whether the legacy‚ the admitted‚ or the left out! I bet you will never guess someone famous who got into an Ivy league college who was under qualified! As a freshmen in

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    takes a stance on whether the United States should or should not police the world‚ one must ask themselves these questions: Does the World need Policing? Does the world need a policeman‚ or does it need a police force? There is

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    The argument against abortion is subject to personal interpretation and it should not be legislated against. Illegal abortion is also rife with discrimination. The fourteenth amendment prohibits states from violating an individual’s rights of due process and equal protection.. The first‚ fourth‚ ninth‚ and fourteenth amendments explain that each citizen has an individual right to privacy against state laws (Kelly par. 4). Abortion should not be prohibited in the United States because the

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    The perspective of this specific quote could potentially be of a capitalist. It attacks the idea behind a welfare state‚ calling these societies “misguided”‚as well as wishing dependency be “eliminated”. From the source’s strong opposition against dependency‚ it shows their support for an economy with

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