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  • Fun And Diversity Into The Classroom
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    'Today, our fellow citizens, our way of life, our very freedom came under attack in a series of deliberate and deadly terrorist acts,' 'Thousands of lives were suddenly ended by evil, despicable acts of terror. ' These acts of mass murder were intended to frighten our nation into chaos and retreat,' 'But they have failed. Our country is strong. President Bush said in his first prime-time address in what suddenly seemed a scared new world. But the heart of New York City was devastated after terro...
  • Lao Tzu Believes In Non Action
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    Taoism is a very interesting classical Chinese tradition. The word Tao literally translates as "run ahead", but the English meaning has been translated simply into "the Way". Lao Tzu, who is thought to have lived in either the 4th or 6th century B.C., wrote the book Tao Te Ching, which, when translated to English, means The Way and its Power (pp. 3-4). This book encompasses the beliefs of Taoism, or to believe in the Way. To follow "the Way" means that one should take no action and everything wi...
  • Hrafnkel's Murder Of Einar
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    Justifiable Homicide In the Scandinavian family saga, the main character Hrafnkel is justified in his killing of Einar. Although there are several reasons that Hrafnkel was unjustified in his act, the reasons supporting Hrafnkel's deed outweigh the reasons that would oppose it. The Icelandic idea of civilization, law, and the importance of one's word all provided a strong backing for Hrafnkel to act in the way that he did. Hrafnkel's murder of Einar was justified in a myriad of ways. When Hrafnk...
  • Case Of Moral Intuition
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    Phil 160 Introduction to Ethics February 14, 2000 Intuition, Integrity, and the Point of Moral Argumentation 1. Introductory Comments. In a recent lecture, we were talking about a theory in normative ethics of behavior. It was this: GR: An act, A, is morally right if in performing A, the agent of A treats others as he would like others to treat him. After presenting and briefly discussing the theory, I went on to present an objection. It was based upon the imaginary case of Pete the Pervert. Aft...
  • Authentic People
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    Authenticity In these days and times, it is hard to find people that are authentic. Many people say things that sound good, but when it comes down to acting upon their words, its hard for them to follow through. Being authentic, in my dictionary has not only to do with telling the truth and backing their words. To me being authentic consists of being yourself at all times, understanding your ways along with speaking the truth and backing up your words. Everyone has his or her own definition of b...
  • Act As A Grown Person Have Adults
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    Grow Up Growing old is inevitable, growing up is optional. Does growing up require the acceptance of limitations What are limitations Why are we expected to grow up or act as a grown person Have adults always been expected to act this way Moreover, how many adults actually do act as expected The dictionary defines limitations as: 1. The act of limiting or the state of being limited. 2. A restriction. 3. Law. A limited period during which, by statute, an action may be brought. So the question; do...
  • H Act
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    Ethics can be defined asa set of principals, often defined as a code or system that acts asa guide to conduct. These guides to conduct will be concerned with how individuals act, what are their intentions in doing so acting & a set of values defining what is to count right or wrong action. We take Ethics to be concerned with setting the boundaries or providing a framework for appropriate action. Why do people act the way they do? Criteria might include: "h Act in accordance with rules "h Act out...
  • Way Revolution
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    One way a Revolution ignites is by a government being unfair to the people. Like the way King George was being with the colonists, the way he was taxing the colonists by passing the acts like the Stamp Act and Sugar Act and all the other acts he passed to tax them. That causes people to rebel just like the colonists and then it starts problems and the problems only get bigger and bigger until it gets out of control and does exactly what happened when America was founded. Another way a Revolution...

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