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    Liberty University Limitations of a Military Chaplain A paper submitted to Dr. Jim Fisher‚ PhD. In partial fulfillment of the Requirements for the course CHPL 600 Liberty Baptist Theological Seminary By Brian Harvey Lynchburg‚ Virginia Sunday‚ January 27‚ 2013 Introduction The fathers of the United States founded this nation on a principle of religious freedom‚ and it has since become the leading nation in peaceful pluralistic living. The United States Army is a direct reflection

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    Argu1nentative Essays Mani stones‚ Nepal An argumentative essay is an essay in which you agree or disagree with an issue‚ using reasons to support your opinion. Your goal is to convince your reader that your opinion is right. Argumentation is a popular kind of essay question because it forces students to think on their own: They have to take a stand on an issue‚ support their stand with solid reasons‚ and support their reasons with solid evidence. In a general writing test such as the TOEFL

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    were previous war military drafts in the United States‚ the first peace draft was sanctioned by Congress in 1940. Later‚ the draft was deferred in 1973 when the United States transformed to an all-volunteer military and finally‚ through a Presidential Proclamation‚ draft registration requirement was dismissed in 1975 but later renewed in 1980. Currently‚ the Selective Service System‚ together with the draft registration and local draft panels‚ remains as a contingency should a military draft ever be

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    Military Sexual Trauma and PTSD Sexual harassment and sexual abuse has been a reoccurring theme in the military. The Department of Veteran Affairs (VA) defines military sexual trauma (MST) as “psychological trauma…result(ing) from a physical assault of a sexual nature‚ battery of a sexual nature‚ or sexual harassment which occurred while the Veteran was serving on active duty or active duty for training” (38 USC § 1720D; Monteith‚ Bahraini‚ Matarazzo‚ Soberay‚ & Smith‚ 2016). Although the military

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    Marriage Equality in the Military Marriage Equality in the Military Introduction When Don’t Ask Don’t Tell was repealed‚ it opened a huge doorway for the lesbian‚ gay‚ bi-sexual‚ transgender‚ and queer (LGBTQ) community in the military. However‚ it did not open the door all of the way. Even though LGBTQ people are now allowed to openly serve in the military‚ they still are not afforded the same benefits and recognition that heterosexual married couples have. The 1996 federal Defense of Marriage

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    “The Military” In my session long project I will be talking about how the US military uses strategic choices are made when moving into another country to help establish democracy within there country. Also‚ the major decision factors the military has to take into consideration before entering another country. With this‚ I will also elaborate on the choices differ depending on the country the military enters. With many companies out there using the strategic concept I will base the military somewhat

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    Alcohol Age Restrictions for Military SOC 120 8 April 2013 Professor Cross Alcohol Age Restrictions for Military This is a topic that hits home with me. My father was military and my husband is currently active duty. So‚ I see and deal with this on a regular basis. To where I see everyone’s point of views on the topic‚ I hope one day that people put their selves in our service members’ shoes. Turning 18 entails receiving the rights and responsibilities of adulthood to vote‚ serve on juries

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    use of inappropriate language towards one another. Significantly the definition provided is considered to be correct‚ but when researching the topic Catharine Mackinnon gives her readers a broader definition. In her book Sexual Harassment of Working Women: A Case of Sex Discrimination‚ she describes it as "the unwanted imposition of sexual requirements in the context of a relationship of unequal power." There are two different forms of sexual harassment‚ they are quid pro quo and hostile work environment

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    If It’s Not Broken‚ Don’t Fix It Not just “Americans”‚ but “consumers” – the concept of consumerism has rapidly increased over the past decades in America‚ and has nearly pervaded all areas of life from the professional workplace‚ to the personal home‚ all the way to your child’s classrooms. Even colleges and universities play the role of a corporation by using elaborate techniques and strategies to attract students near and far. The “more more more” mentality does not exclude the educational environment

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    The death penalty has faced much opposition lately. Can death penalty possibly be a morally acceptable punishment? Although our country clearly has no absolute right to put its subjects to death‚ capital punishment should be known as an acceptable form of punishment in our society because (a) prisoner parole can give criminals another chance to kill; (b) justice is better served; (c) it saves lives of other people. Prisoner parole can give criminals another chance to kill. Have you ever thought

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