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    the issue of taxpayer funds by power-hungry politicians who feel they are invincible. Politicians frequently use the power granted to them as a political figure to achieve something for their own personal advancements. Politicians conceal moral conscience in order to receive individual gain (Bidwell). Prideful politicians battle each other causing an absence of unification in our government. When office-holder’s oppose one another we begin to lack trust in them because we do not know who to…

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    Thoreau’s understanding of morality, humanity, and efficiency. As someone who is being governed by a government he finds unjust, Thoreau believes we must object to anything we find morally wrong. He claims the public must rely on their morals, and conscience to stand up to a government that does not rely on morals and…

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    Picaresque Novel Analysis

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    A Picaresque Novel, The Adventures Of Huckleberry Finn There are many characteristics that need to be met in order to have a picaresque novel. Typically the story is given in a first person narrative. The main character is referred to as the picaro and is generally a member of the lower class. The novel usually lacks a consistent plot, instead it is told in a bevy of different adventures. The picaro character is usually used to point out the hypocrisies and wrongdoings of society while giving a…

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    America. The first event is the Protestant Reformation. It began in 1517 because Martin Luther, a Catholic priest in Germany, challenged his church’s ideas and practices. Two of Luther’s main beliefs were “liberty of conscience” and “the creator/redeemer distinction.” Liberty of conscience means that everyone has the right to believe what they choose and neither the Government nor the church should interfere with it, unless it is physically harmful to others. The creator/redeemer distinction…

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    Joey Cilani Alex Cavanaugh Writing 122 30 January 2017 Order or Chaos Without authority our world would fall to pieces. We need to have an overhead power that keeps citizens in check. In the text, “Civil Disobedience”, it is argued that the government should back off and do less governing of the people or even maybe no governing at all. I believe this is false and we need an authority for our wellbeing. It is more beneficial for citizens and their well being when the government has control over…

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    Stereotypes In Macbeth

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    The brilliant English poet William Shakespeare, created well known plays. Among them was Macbeth, written in the year 1606. The play has flourished through forty decades and is still praised in English literature today. In Act One of Macbeth, gender stereotypes are presented and dramatized in conflict between Macbeth and Lady Macbeth. This ongoing strife towards each other sews the seeds of murder. Macbeth revises his plan of killing King Duncan stating, “We will proceed no further in this…

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    The question regarding the stories of violence in the Old Testament is not unfamiliar; in fact, there is likely a time when every individual’s conscience is shocked by a particular story when reading the Old Testament. The seemingly different portraits of God between the Old Testament vengeance and New Testament’s Savior of the world is almost beyond human comprehension. While watching the video “Violence in the Old Testament: Seven Minute Seminary” (Stone, 2013), Dr. Stone attempted to address…

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    For over a hundred years, Nathaniel Hawthorne's classic the Scarlet Letter has allowed readers to be entertained while learning valuable lessons. At the beginning of the story, Dimmesdale is seen as a prestigious church official honored by all. As the story progress, Dimmesdale becomes ill from what the people believe to be his going above and beyond his pastoral duties; however, his illness is truly caused by his hiding of his sin. He is tortured by his deceit until he finally chooses to…

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    • “Freedom, free thought, and science will lead them into such straits…” The expository essay by Rival Habibulin. The Great Inquisitor is a novel written by Russian writer, philosopher and just a smart human – Fyodor Mikhailovich Dostoyevsky. Dostoevsky shows us the beginning of two worlds. First world is a world of freedom and free thought, where humans have their own rights and freedom of choice. Second world is a world of compulsion (or the world without free…

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    offering final prayers she surprises at the short span of Kalyani's life alleviated with discrimination and cruel fate. Integrity and faith clashed in her soul. Sadananda's remark upon Mahatama Gandhi that he is among few men who listen to their conscience, she finally gives vent to her mystifying…

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