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    Evaluate Hume’s claim that miracles are the least likely of events (35) A miracle is often defined as an extraordinary event which cannot be explained either by natural or scientific laws. However‚ this definition of miracles often varies person to person. R.H. Holland defines miracles as a “remarkable and beneficial coincidence that is interpreted in a religious fashion‚” whereas David Hume‚ writing during the Enlightenment period as an empiricist claimed that miracles are both improbable and

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    have experiences of God ’s angels and miracles should be believed‚ as Richard Swinburne later discusses. The are doubts however‚ as William James has claimed‚ in The Varieties of Religious Experience that some religious experiences are self-induced either by drugs or drunkenness‚ they are essentially private and individualistic‚ therefore unable to be truly revealed in a way that others may understand. Richard Swinburne‚ Professor of Philosophy at Oxford University‚ claims that a believer ’s explanation

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    “Critically assess the claim that religious language is meaningless” Religious language has been argued about by many philosophers to whether or not the ways in which we speak about religion are relevant or meaningful. This issue of religious language looks at the way we talk about God‚ debate ideas and communicate our theist or atheist ideologies. For some‚ religious language is meaningful and full of purpose while others see it to being incomprehensible and pointless. The Vienna Circle was

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    Mother Thersa-Kind Hearted

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    name of "Teresa" in honor of St. Teresa of Lisieux. In 1929 Mother Teresa had been assigned to teach geography at St. Mary’s High School for Girls in Calcutta‚ south of Darjeeling. At the time‚ the streets of Calcutta were crowded with beggars‚ lepers‚ and the homeless. Unwanted infants were regularly left to die on the streets or in garbage bins. Founds the Missionaries of Charity in Calcutta:- In 1948 Pope Pius XII granted Mother Teresa permission to live as an independent nun. That same year

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    although the correct definition states to have GAD you have to experience at least 6 months of consistent excessive worrying‚ feeling anxious and tense due to a number of events and activities including finance‚ relationships‚ health and work (Swinburne University‚ 2013). There are a number of treatments with the most successful being cognitive behaviour therapy. Anxiety can be caused by a number of things including environmental and medical factors‚ genetics and a combination of substance abuse

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    Panopticism's Difficulty

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    Panopticism Michael Foucault’s essay Panopticism was written much differently than other essays that I have read. Panopticism is intended to be‚ as mentioned by Hunter‚ a “meticulous tactical partitioning” (pg. 212). Foucault writes in such a different style then most of the authors that I have studied. He uses unique grammar and sentence structures that make sense but take a while to understand‚ as well as different use words that truly mean one thing and in his mind meaning another and even

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    Gene’s Struggle to Find Peace A Separate Peace Essay A Separate Peace is a book about Gene Forrester’s relationship with Phineas‚ whom he calls Finny‚ and his experiences at the Devon School. Gene goes through many difficult times while attending Devon. Although he does not see it at the time‚ Finny helps Gene eventually find peace even with the war and difficulties at Devon. In A Separate Peace‚ by John Knowles‚ Gene finds peace through both his experiences at Devon

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    Missionary of Charity

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    non-Catholics constitute the Co-Workers of Mother Teresa‚ the Sick and Suffering Co-Workers‚ and the Lay Missionaries of Charity. Missionaries care for those who include refugees‚ ex-prostitutes‚ the mentally ill‚ sick children‚ abandoned children‚ lepers‚ people with AIDS‚ the aged‚ and convalescent. They have schools run by volunteers to educate street children‚ they run soup kitchens‚ as many other services as per the communities’ needs. They have 19 homes in Kolkata (Calcutta) alone which include

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    Katie Wyatt 20th October Examine the key strengths of the Design Argument for the existence of God The Design Argument can be split into two sides: design qua purpose and design qua regularity. The key idea of design qua purpose comes from William Paley. He used analogy as the basis for his argument‚ noting how the complex design of a watch allows all the parts to work together perfectly to achieve its purpose. He then noted the complexity‚ order and purpose of the universe‚ stating that "every

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    Evil Vs Free Will Essay

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    Evil has always questioned the existence of a god. If god is almighty and powerful why does he allow evil things to happen? The question of whether there truly is a god has risen. If there would be a god would things always be good even though nothing would be considered to be right because people wouldn’t know of the word evil? If God were to be all powerful wouldn’t a god be able to do something about all of the evil happenings all over the world? Even if god truly exist and was morally perfect

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