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    Is morality a relative concept? In any society there exists a somewhat mysterious consensus‚ which changes over the decades‚ and for which it is not pretentious to use the German loan-word Zeitgeist (spirit of the times). This spread of dates through the twentieth century is a gauge of the shifting Zeitgeist. Another is our attitude to race. In the early part of the twentieth century‚ almost everybody in Britain (and many other countries too) would be judged racist by today’s standards. Thomas

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    Pages 1-18. Religion and Morality (Does Morality Depend on Religion?) * Readings are taken from mainstream Western religions‚ namely Judaism and Christianity. * But also from Buddhism‚ Islam‚ and Hinduism. * A tradition in American thought that encourages leaders to look to religion and morality as pillars of a well ordered society. * In his 1976 address‚ Washington advised his fellow citizens to regard religion and morality as “indispensable supports” for “political prosperity

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    Servants Of Victorian Era Servants of Victorian Era is about how the women did all their work in their homes. They weren’t allowed to work outside of their homes. Dumb waiters‚ had transported meals quickly and easily. The shelf moves up and down a long tunnel or chote. a Bedchamber is considered very private. They were located on the second floor and were never viewed by visitors and even a glimpse was considered improper. What did the servants do? They washed dishes‚ published

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    Morality‚ coming from the Latin word moralitas‚ which is the basic human concept of what is right and what is wrong. Legislation is law which has been created by a legislature or other governing body. The term may refer to a single law‚ or the collective body of enacted law‚ while context is also used to refer to a single law. Honestly it is nearly impossible to have control over the actions of people of what is right and wrong‚ to totally control that aspect from society you have to start with

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    Morality in War Is war ever moral? I feel that War is a necessary part of life. Sometimes force is the only way to defend yourself or others. We are all equals‚ and It is immoral to take the life of anyone‚ but it is also immoral to let the life of anyone be taken. We have a responsibility to help each other because cooperation is the only way the human race can survive; we also have a right to defend ourselves. This means that if someone else is threatening you or anothers life‚ and you are capable

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    Do you ever wonder about what people of the Victorian era did differently than us now? There are multiple sources concerning the Victorian era by numerous authors who discuss the lifestyle of the people living in this time. In those sources‚ many things are different such as medical training‚ education‚ literature and the way they celebrated holidays‚ just to name a few. To begin‚ in the Victorian era medical workers were trained by men already in the practice through apprenticeship.

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    1. Experience of Contrast The experience of Contrast reflects in the reading “Cruel life of Children” because we feel outraged by what is happening to the children in the story. Even though it is true‚ we are reading it trying to convince ourselves that what we are reading is not 100 percent true due to the fact that such actions are cruel. As a human it is our responsibility to feel responsible for the problems‚ and suffering that these children are going through during this story because it is

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    Examine how Victorian writers portray the experience of childhood. Victorian writers often explore the idea of childhood‚ with themes of persecution‚ education and religion being commonly prevalent. Specifically‚ the negative aspects of childhood seem to be explored in a manner in which writers use hyperbolic and satirical means to express their critique. The persecution of children seems a recurring theme in Victorian literature at which writers show their dismay‚ focusing on the oppression of

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    MORALITY IN THE PHILIPPINES Giving credit to the definition given above‚ morality describes the principles that govern our behavior. It guides us or our course of actions. Since childhood‚ we have been told by our dear parents to always do good and act right. We were taught on how to be disciplined. Even in school‚ since nursery‚ kindergarten and especially during elementary‚ good morals and right conduct were always reminded to us by our dear teachers. But what happened to these values upon reaching

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    patriotism and due to the women movements and other factors‚ the American way was becoming too feminized for his liking. All of this happening during the Victorian Era‚ the factors that aided the “Strenuous Life” during this time would be modern day urbanization and industrialization‚ the rise of Christianity‚ and the women of America. The Victorian people were obsessed with work. They believed in free labor and had strong work ethics therefore resulting in the rise of urbanization and industrialization

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