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    Few other dogmas go to the core of the Christian faith like the Atonement. However‚ there is much controversy about what is called vicarious atonement (penal substitutionary atonement). There is a variance between personal and vicarious atonement. When humankind fell rebelliously from God‚ they intrinsically owed God amends. But humankind might atone for their sin simply by suffering perpetually the consequence attached to wrongdoing. This is whatever God might have demanded in stern righteousness

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    Huckleberry Finn: The Great Controversy  American writer‚ Stephen Chbosky‚ once said “Banning books gives us silence when we need speech. It closes our ears when we need to listen. It makes us blind when we need sight.” All over the world there are many books‚ paintings‚ and videos that are very controversial to our American society. One of these very controversial books is the well known Adventures of Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain. Ever since the book was first published‚ people have prosecuted

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    Introduction to Literature (ENG 112) Phillip Warren Averett University 30 March 2014 Professor Buksar‚ MA It is very easy to understand why Shirley Jackson’s “The Lottery” caused controversy at the time it was first published in 1948; which was shortly after World War II. The story may have been seen as an attempt to look at traditions that have become questionable. In “The Lottery” Jackson attempts to compare real world traditions that are no longer relevant‚ with those of

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    Drugs in Sport By: Hani Abulzahab Layla Harmoush English 204 Draft 1: Research Paper American University of Beirut Outline I. Introduction The never-ending controversy around sports enhancement drugs will never fade‚ as an increasing number of athletes are admitting their use; global sports authorities like the International Olympic comity (IOC)‚ he World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) and other international sports federations continue to consider drug intake as cheating and impose punishments

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    1. a. “Abu Ghraib moment”: This is referring to the controversy when the U.S. graphically assaulted‚ raped‚ tortured‚ and killed prisoners in Iraq in 2004. The American army officers brutally and inhumanely treated these people and took photographs and videos of themselves committing these acts. These photos and videos were eventually released to the public under the Freedom of Information Act. b. “Recuse”: Recuse is a judicial term meaning that an official of authority (a judge‚ juror‚ or prosecutor)

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    Despite being written over two hundred years ago‚ Voltaire’s Candide addresses many issues that are to this day controversial and widely discussed. Concepts like Rationalism exist within religion and sociological controversies like war‚ science and human rights are still in existence today. Although within the topics mentioned by Voltaire there are slight differences in what they consist of now. War has changed‚ religion is more diverse‚ and with the existence of the internet Candide being sheltered

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    The Debate Over Homeschooling Lynn Waite Grantham University Abstract Homeschooling is defined as learning outside of the public or private school environment. Homeschooling can be looked at from both the advantages and disadvantages. Those who are in favor of it list the advantages of homeschooling to be the freedom to incorporate religious teachings to their children‚ one-on-one attention between student and parent‚ the strengthening of the family relationship‚ and the socialization with a

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    Kirstin Costello Michelle Marits Eng 112 - Writing Project 1 21 September 2013 Controversy on Child Beauty Pageants Child beauty pageants have been around for a long time. Children started competing in beauty pageants in the 1960’s. (Nussbaum) Children are judged on beauty‚ talent‚ and outfit of choice. Little girls or boys from infancy all the way up to preteen are judged in all of those categories.They base everything off of

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    Douglas Reese Professor Ausra Buzenas English W 130 November 3‚ 2015 Technology Controversy There was a time when families were able to go on vacation‚ take pictures with a Polaroid or a 35 mm. camera‚ and continue on with having fun as a family. Upon returning home‚ we would take the film in to the local Photo Shack and have the film developed‚ which took a few days to do depending how many rolls were brought in‚ but that was the worst part of it was the waiting. When we got the pictures back‚ I

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    A Complete Change “A journey which changes everything.” In 1620‚ people from England arrived to America in the look out for religious freedom.After a long 66 days and many difficult situations‚ they made it to the land which was going to become their home. Once they arrived‚they came upon Native Americans who they called “savages”. They later established a “friendship” and signed a peace treaty‚which really only benefited the Europeans. After the peace treaty was signed the Europeans started to

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