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    Knowledge issues: Who is right or wrong? How do we know it? Introduction One morning‚ a man was walking in the centre of Lhasa. It was the 10th march 2008; this man was holding the Tibetan flag and was screaming “Free Tibet”. After a little bit‚ the monk and the population of Lhasa joined him. The police were controlling the march. One the 14 march‚ even more people joined the demonstration. The police reacted when the Tibetans started to burn Chinese’s shops and restaurants. Those actions

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    play "The Crucible" written by Arthur Miller‚ the author displays how easily people can make judgments based on their personal beliefs rather than rational and logical reasoning. Miller elucidates throughout the play that truth has no meaning when men believe only what they want to believe. A situation is created where there are factors capable of forcing characters into making assessments based on what they think is right while disregarding the truth. Three characters in Miller’s play who abandon

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    ability to change”-Albert Einstein. The book The Crucible by Arthur Miller touches base with the idea of change‚ by showing it throughout the characters. The book The Crucible is based off of Salem‚ Massachusetts in 1692. The book was written when McCarthyism was happening so Arthur Miller wrote the book to show the comparison between the salem witch trials and McCarthyism are one of the same. The character Tituba from Arthur Miller’s The Crucible is a humble slave that simply wanted to show the

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    GENESIS 6:1-8. : Who were “Sons of God” in Genesis 6 and what role did they play in human history? Who were the “sons of God” in Genesis 6 and what role did they play in Human History? 1. Introduction There has been much speculation about the meaning of the "sons of God" and who do they relate to in the book of Genesis 6. While not fully agreed upon‚ there are three basic interpretations of this passage. The oldest generally agreed belief is that "the sons of God" were fallen angels. It is

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    the Bible‚ women are portrayed as powerful but also powerless. When one reads their stories the women are often portrayed as trickster. The Bible keeps changing its views on women on either powerful or powerless with women. The Bible does not go into great detail about the lies of women but when the Bible does it shows the lives of powerful and powerless women. Why will they show how women can be powerful while others are shown as being powerless. Rebekah‚ the wife of Isaac‚ is portrayed as powerful

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    The Crucible was written by a written by Arthur Miller. This book is about the Salem Witch trials in the 1600’s. There was an emphasis on braking the Ten Commandments with in the characters of this book The Crucible. Three characters that broke the Ten Commandments that were emphasized in the book were Abigail William‚ Reverend Parris‚ and John Proctor. These were the people that broke some of the commandments that were main character in the story. John Proctor was a man who broke commandment.

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    Crucible can be defined as a test or trial. Many folks in Salem are filled with hysteria when a group of young girls falsely accuse them of witchcraft. John Proctor is one of the folks falsely accused and he must decide his fate through his strong beliefs. John Proctor is justified with his decision of not falsely confessing to the court because by saving his name and reputation it did more good than bad. Before the Salem witch trials start‚ John Proctor is already suffering from an internal

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    The ability to do something or act in a particular way is the power you have. The book ‘To Kill a Mockingbird’ tells a story about a poor white girl ( Mayella) that claims a black man (Tom) has raped her. Well Tom is wrongly convicted of raping Mayella. Someone’s class‚ gender‚ and race affect their lives.Mayella has power over Tom in the novel because she is a white female‚ but she does not have power because of her class. Therefore mayella is powerless in the class. “Maycomb’s Ewells lived

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    John Proctor vs. Reverend Parris In “The Crucible‚” it is clearly illustrated that religion is the foundation in which the society of Salem is built upon. This directly implies that morality is highly valued in the society. In the beginning of the play‚ Arthur Miller draws a distinct line between John Proctor and Parris from their backgrounds and moral standards. Proctor is a married farmer who had an affair with a 17-year old house worker‚ Abigail. Parris is a minister of the church‚ and his reputation

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    Who Made Halloween a Holiday? To understand who made Halloween a holiday‚ you first need to understand how Halloween came to be. Halloween is derived from the Celtic celebration of Samhain‚ which was celebrated 2‚000 years ago. Roman Catholics took over the celebration when they entered the Celtic regions of the world. The holiday evolved into a more religious observance under the Catholics. It wasn’t until Irish settlers coming to America‚ decided to revive the traditions of the original basis

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