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    Congress‚ the first branch of government‚ is a body of regime that exists in the Legislative Branch. It is responsible for creating the laws that the judicial branch will interpret‚ and the Executive branch implement. Without the existence of congress‚ there would be no organized manner in which laws were created‚ formulating an uncivilized nation. Congress‚ divided into the Senate and the House of Representatives‚ appoints 2 representatives from each state‚ with a total of 100 senators‚ while the

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    The Existence of the American Dream Before 1863 Often the American Dream is discussed as an idea of prosperity‚ glory‚ fame. But what is the American Dream exactly? The American Dream is a “social ideal that stresses egalitarianism (human equality) and especially material prosperity” (Merriam-Webster). The existence of the American Dream is highly debated among historians and anthropologists alike‚ but as an idea and a goal of America‚ it definitively does exist. In early America‚ its existence is

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    which reveals man’s spiritual origin‚ his nature and his destiny. There are three pre-dominant theories on the origin of the human soul: Pre-existence‚ Traducian and Creationist. The Pre-existence theory is the view that before a man is born on earth he is a spirit that awaits incarnation. The problem with this theory is that man has no memory of a previous existence. This theory originated in pagan beliefs and has no basis in Scripture. The Traducian theory proposes that the

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    understanding of evil creates awareness. If one accepts only the good and discards the rest‚ only half of the world will be accepted and/or understood. Therefore‚ acceptance should be in its entirety. In the novel Demian by Hermann Hesse‚ the co-existence of good and evil had a great impact on Emil Sinclair’s life. His life possessed two realms: the "world of light" and the "world of darkness." The "world of light" was a more familiar realm to him because it consisted of his parents‚ religion‚ good

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    Aristotle’s view of space shapes his understanding and ultimately formulates his unconvincing arguments against the existence of the void. This can be most seen in his partial rejection of his container theory for space. To begin‚ it will be important to understand the framework for Aristotle’s investigation into both space and non-space. In the fourth chapter of fourth book‚ Aristotle begins by determining the conditions and characteristics that define space. According to Aristotle‚ there are 5

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    accelerating global warming at terrifying rates. This paper will analyze the causes of global warming and how each cause is affecting the future of the world. Whether or not you believe the extent of global warming’s impact onto the world’s future existence‚ global warming is happening and there are numerous facts to support its occurrence. Global warming is “the increase in Earth’s average surface temperature due to rising levels of greenhouse gases” (Conway). According the United States Environmental

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    thought during Marx’s time‚ was one that “descended from heaven to earth”‚ was in fact embodying the school of Idealism. Immanuel Kant and Friedrich Hegel were important German idealists‚ and for their idealism‚ existence does not precede consciousness‚ because we can only know about existence if we are conscious about it. Grounded in the philosophical thoughts of Kant and Hegel‚ the ideology of morality‚ religion and metaphysics were verisimilitudes and depicted history as a consequence of these ideologies

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    The cosmological argument is an a posteriori argument because it is based upon empirical data which we only discovered through being on this planet. The claim is that the universe cannot account for its own existence and so this argument seeks causes that have their solutions in the existence of a God. It suggests that God is in esse and humans are in fieri. The first part of this principle is the idea that most things in the world have motion through growth‚ melting‚ running‚ burning etc. This

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    answer since the beginning of our existence. Why are we here and what purpose do we have? There are many arguments and theories proposed about this topic. The unattainable debate of whether God really exists or not will always be a controversial topic‚ this essay aims to prove that we do not have the mental capacity to prove that God does or does not exist. This essay will present evidence from both sides of the argument and prove that the knowledge of the existence of God is unattainable to us. Thomas

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    “God’s existence can be proved a priori” Discuss Trying to prove that God exists is a difficult argument and many people have tried many different ways. The Ontological argument is one argument; at the centre of the argument is the concept of existence. The Ontological argument has been argued from a group of philosophers for the existence of God. "Ontological" means talking about being and so that being is the existence of God. The ontological argument differs from other arguments in favour

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