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    recognized that we- human beings – can’t act as the dictates of reason and conscience in “our fear of being lonely or ostracized‚ or facing other unpleasant consequences”‚ but it does not mean that we do not have the option. It does not mean that we always are forced to choose obedience if may not like the choices we face. I believe that we can still make something different‚ otherwise we always have the option of being disobedient‚ as long as we are willing to face the consequences of our disobedience

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    Why Do We Fall in Love?

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    pick up along the way from the subtle and notosoosubtle influences of the society in which they live. In seeking to make sense of our sexuality we must look to its origins. Where does our sexuality come from? In this article‚ I would like to look at two approaches to that question. Is the mystique and the romance‚ the music and the moonlight‚ just nature ’s way of hoodwinking men and women to reproduce? One is the prevalent‚ contemporary‚ scientific approach. And then we ’ll contrast it with

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    Our Time

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    Erika Burk Professor Hall English 102 John Edgar Wideman’s “Our Time” John Edgar Wideman’s piece‚ “Our Time‚” is very similar to another piece we have read‚ “Our Secrets‚” by Susan Griffin. Much like “Our Secret”‚ Wideman uses his writing to demonstrate that there is more to the world than what meets the eye. In contrast to Griffin’s seemingly unrelated stories about people in the past‚ Wideman uses examples from his own family and personal experience. Wideman focuses on his brother‚ Robby‚ and

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    Our Town

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    The Life of Love and Choices I. Thesis Statement In Our Town‚ the play emphasizes quantities of life‚ which leads to appreciating everyday occurrences we go through. II. Overview 1. The name of the play is called‚ Our Town 2. The author is Thornton Wilder 3. SFSU Department of Theatre Arts 4. Little Theatre 5. Watched the play on March 17th‚ at 2:00pm 6. Ticket price cost $12.00‚ purchased through online website 7. Sat in Row D‚ Seat 2. Front right section of theatre 8. Shared experience with

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    We are responsible for who we become Who am I? Who will I become? These are questions asked many times over as we constantly feel the need to define ourselves. Many people believe that a person can be defined as a collection of all his or her actions. However‚ this view is not entirely correct. It is not just our actions that define who we are or who we will become‚ but It is also our morals and values‚ the parenting that we received‚ our circumstance‚ our friends and family and society as a whole

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    How do we categorize oneself? There are numerous ways to define our identity. During the course of this essay‚ I will analyse these methods in order to gain a better insight as to how we are able to define our identity and self. Social Psychologists (Tajfel and Turner‚ 1986; Hogg and Abrams‚ 1988) have long argued that there are two distinctive identity groups that help to define types of self. These two groups are social and personal identity. Social identity highlights the part of our self that

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    We hold these truths to be self-evident‚ that all men are created equal‚ that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rights‚ that among these are life‚ liberty and the pursuit of happiness‚” states the great Declaration of Independence. It also says‚ “That to secure these rights‚ governments are instituted among men.” We are all created equal‚ but a higher power such like the government is there to make sure that our rights are secured. Mankind is created equal‚ but we are all

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    Muhammad Muaz Bin Abdul Halim (1214253) RKQS 1030 DR. Osmani Section1 Authenticity Of the Quran ____________________________________________________________________________ How do we know that the Qur’an we have today is the word of Allah and it is still in its original state since it was revealed to the prophet Muhammad S.A.W? This question cannot be underestimated‚ the revelation and the authenticity of the Qur’an has remained suspicious to a lot of people‚ specifically the non-muslim and the 21st

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    Where does our food come from? Food Inc. by Robert Kenner shows us how big corporations are changing the game in the food market. Companies today care more about being efficient and do not care who or what is effected by it. Meat is being grown at a record pace‚ and processed and sold even faster. This movie takes a look behind the scene of the food market and how major players and growing their profits and lowering their bottom dollar. Food Inc. goes behind the scenes into different corporations

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    How Do We Become Human

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    How do we become human? We can become human only‚ if we relate. There are many possibilities of relating (show a connection and formal relationship). And if we analyze the many different wants‚ we will find a number of dimensions or value centers‚ which are necessary in the process of becoming human. These interconnected dimensions can be called Anthropological constants‚ and they are listed as follows: 1) Relating with one’s body‚ nature and the cosmos- we have to care for ourselves and it includes

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