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    morality developed through hard work and free will is more valuable than pre-programmed or readymade morality. That is to say‚ Irenaeus‚ unlike Augustine‚ did not think humans nor the world was made perfect. “A world without problems‚ difficulties‚ perils‚ and hardships would be morally static. For moral and spiritual growth comes through response to challenges‚ and in a paradise‚ there would be no challenges”‚ (Irenaeus‚ Unger & Steenberg‚ 2012). Richard Swinburne developed the idea that there are

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    answer to this question can be determined by the analysis of Simon’s experiences and findings of experimenters. Philip Zimbardo and Stanley Milgram’s experiments demonstrate the relationship and effects that authority has on subjects. In “The Perils of Obedience”‚ Milgram applies his analysis of his experiments showing

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    Only to find out that a few conformed to the ideal I longed for. It is true that there were many who were endowed with amiable disposition‚ beautiful ways‚ desirable habits‚ gentle manners‚ and modesty‚ but with it mingled complete deference and obedience to every word and request of the so-called fathers of the soul – as if the soul had any other father but God. This is due to their excessive goodness‚ humility‚ or perhaps sheer ignorance. They are like withered plants sown and grown in darkness

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    marriage. As Demetrius first got Egeus’ favour‚ ‘This man hath my consent to marry her.’‚ he was the one whom Egeus wanted Hermia to marry‚ despite her being in love with Lysander. At the beginning of the play Egeus accused Lysander of turning Hermia’s obedience ‘which is due to me to stubborn harshness’‚ he also accuses Lysander of ‘bewitching’ Hermia. Another rule

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    It is not enough for the owners‚ in order to discharge the burden‚ merely to prove the incursion of seawater into the insured vessel that sunk in mid- sea. Any entry of sea water is not in itself a peril of the sea and the incursion is been shown as an accidental or fortuitous. In Rhesa Shipping Co. S.A. v. Herbert David Edmunds‚ the Vessel‚ Popi M‚ was sailing through the Mediterranean in calm seas and fair weather when there was a large and sudden

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    Shooting an Elephant: Imperialism When the word“dictator” comes to mind‚ humans are dolorous and empathetic. A great proof of this fact was observed during the early parts of the 20th century when oppression and iron fisted rule was established as a social normalcy in much of the world. The oppressive days of totalitarianism have passed and were marked by the death of the infamous and grandiose era of imperialism. Nonetheless‚ it left a bad imprint upon the countries and people that were involved

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    November 13‚ 2012 Doctor Faustus as a Tragic Hero Doctor Faustus is the most famous play of Christopher Marlowe he was of high skilled as a playwright and he could write very good drama. It is a tragedy of Doctor Faustus that is the main point of this story. Before moving on further‚ we should discuss about the definition of a tragic hero. A tragic hero is obviously a hero of a tragedy drama. However‚ a hero of the tragedy should not be an ordinary man but should be some higher and extra ordinary

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    Slavery is by definition the condition in which one person is owned by another and is under the “master’s” control. Its origin can be found in almost all great civilizations‚ going from the Roman Empire to the Great Egypt. Over time‚ it had gained a different aspect when Arabs started trading them as merchandise in northern and eastern Africa through the Sahara desert. Following those movements of slavery‚ Europe also in search of resources for his mercantile economy seeks to export those slaves

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    Jealousy is said to be a very petty trait‚ but it is safe to say it is a trait held by numerous people. Jealousy can consume individuals with rage‚ and sadness. In the play Othello‚ written by William Shakespeare‚ the protagonist Othello is manipulated by who he believes to be his friend‚ Iago. Iago‚ a manipulating con-artist seeks revenge upon Othello for not appointed him as a high-ranking general in the Venetian army. Due to Othello’s trusting persona and insecurities about his age‚ racial and

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    Course Outline Supplement ENGL 1177 33687 School of Computing and Academic Studies Department of English Part-Time Studies‚ Bachelor’s Degree Programs Academic Writing Instructor: Dr. Chris-Anne Stumpf Office Hours – after class and by appt Cell: 778-549-4182 cstumpf1@my.bcit.ca course Description Please read and have an electronic and/or print copy of the online course outline at my.bcit.ca readily available for your reference throughout the duration of this course

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