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    Rebecca Derby Ms. McMahan Room 508 AP III Period 3 Odd 13 December 2012 Freedom of Marriage The reasoning of any just law is meant to be rational and‚ moreover‚ fair. However‚ the government has failed to recognize the rights of many American citizens because they do not conform to society’s stereotypical standards. In a nation founded on freedom‚ have today’s citizens evolved into narrow-minded drones that bind minorities into what they believe are the “correct” moral standards? Have the basic

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    Defense Mechanisms Denial: Refusal to accept reality. Difficulty accepting what is true. Ex) My family could not accept the fact that my niece was diagnosed with a fatal‚ cancerous brain tumor. Displacement: Emotion pointed on something that brings lesser risk. Ex) When I got my first F in school I went and told my mom instead of my dad because she takes things lighter. Intellectualization: Focusing on only intellectual parts of a situation to avoid direct emotional ties

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    Defense Mechanisms Every person copes with difficult situations or threats in life in different ways. Sigmund Freud said that although defense mechanisms prevent apprehension and or guilt in the short run‚ they drain a person’s energy and actually causes the problems in a person’s life to worsen eventually. People use defense mechanisms every day without even realizing it. Four defense mechanisms include denial‚ rationalization‚ repression‚ and displacement. Suppose a woman has been in a serious

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    Same-Sex Marriage One of the most interesting social issues in modern times is the issue of same-sex marriage. The core of the issue is whether marriage should be strictly limited to persons of the opposite gender and whether such limitation is ethical. Legally‚ the states within the United States have always had jurisdiction over marriage laws‚ but surprisingly‚ many of the states had never defined marriage to be a union a man and a woman. It was only after some states began granting gays the

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    Self-defense Nowadays violence can happen anywhere‚ anytime‚ and to anybody. In fact‚ it is overwhelmingly likely that some of you will become the targets of violence in the future. The purpose I am here is to help you prepare for it. Today‚ I’ll show you three strategies of self-defense that can help you protect yourself and escape from dangerous situations. The first strategy of self-defense is avoiding dangerous people and dangerous places. The primary goal of self-defense is to avoid becoming

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    American Crime and its Necessary Defense Alan M. Dershowitz’s (1983) legal memoir The Best Defense reveals most lawyers and judges would rather win than expose the truth. As a law professor‚ Dershowitz (1983) recognized students‚ journalists‚ instructors and other non-lawyers were often “outsiders” (“Introduction‚” xiii) because they studied‚ wrote‚ taught‚ or read about the law‚ but they rarely had the opportunity to understand the law from judicial perspectives. On the other hand‚ as an appellate

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    udith Jarvis Thomson wrote a paper titled A Defense of Abortion which supports my view that abortion is permissible. An argument when it comes to people’s views on abortion is whether or not they believe the fetus is a person. If we could just come to a conclusion on this it would be simple right‚ if fetuses are people then abortions are impermissible‚ and if fetuses are not people then abortions are permissible. This is not the case though and many people who do defend abortion say that the fetus

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    7/22/2013 Types of marriages (exploratory essay) Marriage is one of the things that makes us‚ human beings‚ unique from other types of living things in this World because we have a lot of emotions and love to show to others. Marriage could mean a lifetime of happiness‚ but not always‚ and it is not that simple. Since we live in a very large World and come from different cultures‚ origins‚ families‚ and beliefs‚ different types of marriages have risen over the past

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    “A Defense of Religious Exclusivism” Alvin Plantinga Religious exclusivism is an idea that is the complete opposite of religious pluralism. Religious pluralist’s such as John Hick have ideas containing a set of beliefs asserting that multiple religions can not only all co-exist‚ but they can all also be true within their own beliefs that they hold about the cosmology of the Earth‚ God‚ and our existence. And the complete opposite of John Hick’s belief is the idea of Religious Exclusivism.

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    Argumentative Essay Arranged Marriage Vs Love Marriage Marriage is a relationship that bind of a spouse in formal event and registered by law as to declare a husband and wife. Marriage is key to form a family into larger as a basic unit in social system. Marriage also bind of the emotional relationship where both spouse are sharing their life together as to form a family. It is the joining of two people in a bond that putatively lasts until death‚ but unfortunately in a real life is increasingly

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