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    How we discern right and wrong seems to be an inborn instinct‚ but some of our perceptions seem to be influenced by surrounding people and society. Michael Crichton expresses in his speech that we struggle to determine "which of our perceptions are genuine‚ and which are false because they are handed down." Crichton believes that the greatest challenge facing mankind is distinguishing fact from fiction and whether the threats we face today are real. Crichton illustrates his point in the idea of

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    during the 1920s. Following Darwin’s Theory of Evolution‚ many‚ including teacher John Scopes‚ wanted to teach this scientifically proven explanation for human development in schools. However‚ a great controversy was sparked in Tennessee when the fundamentalist Board of Education refused to teach anything but the story of Adam and Eve. The outcome of the trial found Scopes guilty. This trial represented the greater question of whether these explanations of life were needed with the introduction of science

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    stereotypes about “‘bad Muslims’ (apologists for al-Qaeda‚ supporters of the Shari’a‚ bearded‚ mean).” (Knight 216) are created by radical fundamentalists. Radical fundamentalists interpret jihad in a literal sense and see it as justification for using violent force to stop the influences of the western world (Foody‚ class lecture‚ 9/30). One example of a radical fundamentalist groups is al-Qaeda‚ a group who follows Salafi jihadism‚ which is just one of many variations of the Salafi Islamic ideology (Keller

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    their sophisticated use of new media outlets such as the radio. Ironically‚ modernism shaped the religious resurgence in the 1920s. MacPhersons revivals were known for having sex appeal and being a form of supernatural whoopee. (Doc I) Even the fundamentalist movement was shaped by the new trends in the United States. The presidencies of Harding‚ Coolidge‚ and Hoover maintained the practice of traditional Protestantism in the White House‚ but that did not

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    POPULAR MUSIC UNDER SIEGE Beginning in the 1980s‚ religious fundamentalists and some parents’ groups have waged a persistent campaign to limit the variety of cultural messages available to American youth by attacking the content of some of the music industry’s creative products. These attacks have taken numerous forms‚ including a call by the Parents’ Music Resource Center (PMRC) for the labeling of recordings whose themes or imagery relate to sexuality‚ violence‚ drug or alcohol use‚ suicide

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    Middle East Part 1 The Israeli-Palestinian conflict is an ongoing conflict between Israelis and Palestinians. Many issues still remain today between the two groups. These include mutual recognition‚ borders‚ security‚ water rights‚ control of Jerusalem‚ Israeli settlements‚ Palestinian freedom of movement and legalities concerning refugees. The violence resulting from the conflict has brought international actions‚ as well as security and human rights concerns‚ within‚ between both sides‚ and internationally

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    the Constitution did not originally permit same-sex marriage‚ then Congress would not be entitled to recognize same sex marriage as a right. Constitutional fundamentalism can be seen as the sister of religious fundamentalism. Constitutional fundamentalists seek to the Constitution for their “guidance” and they do not strip the text of any meaning. Since the beginning of religion‚ many worshippers relied on the literal meaning of sacred text‚ such as the Bible or the Koran‚ which is ultimately synonymous

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    The Age of Evangelicalism” written by Steven Miller‚ explores the extent to which the evangelical movement has progressed in the last four decades. Over four decades the nature of the evangelical movement has been consistently pliant. However‚ the progression of the evangelical movement has halted in recent decades. From what I have concluded this novel portrays that the rise in evangelical progression begins during the Watergate Crises. Then during Roe v. Wade‚ Right Wing evangelicalism becomes

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    opinion that people often look at only the health hazards when it comes to “Junk Food" but I wish to submit to you some social issues that come with Junk Food.You may think that I am a bit extreme in my views and one of those fundamentalists and a prophet of doom. I am a fundamentalist yes but not a prophet by any means. I believe it was Emerson who said that home is not where you live but where people understand you. How very true. But our fast paced "life styles" fuelled by consumerism and materialism

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    1. Symbolic interactionism is a theoretical perspective in which society is viewed as composed of symbols that people use to establish meaning‚ develop their views of the world‚ and communicate with one another (Henslin‚ 2012‚ pg. G-6). There are many ways in which “A Class Divided” illustrates symbolic interactionism. After the shooting of Martin Luther King‚ an Iowa teacher took it upon herself to create an activity in which her students could understand what it was like to be discriminated against

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