The early education of humans has almost constantly included their moral, spiritual and religious education since the earliest organized social thought. Even when the task was as basic as leadership of a small group, the leader was influenced by the spiritual and religious thought of those who were the wisest…
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Everyone Is Different: Understanding The Various Forms of O.C.D. O.C.D. has become a huge buzz-word in media circles today. Any active television watcher is confronted with programming based on the disease; in hopes that the awareness of O.C.D. will be…
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Women and self esteem have long been regarded as bedfellows. For the happy and secure women self esteem is an asset she carries with grace. For those women who’ve never known security in their lives, self esteem is the weight…
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“Life could be wonderful if people would leave you alone.” – Charlie Chaplin This is exactly my viewpoint about living alone. As I have grown older, it has become apparent to me that the company I most enjoy is my…
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Can human beings change who we are? That’s a good question, because from what we see in the news everyday, it seems like people don’t want to change, or to learn from mistakes of the past. I think that in…
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Millions of Americans suffer from Bipolar Disorder, a serious condition that is characterized by extreme changes in mood, from mania to depression. If not treated properly, this serious mental illness can lead to risky behavior, damaged relationships and careers and…
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There is definitely a political science to religion these days. There are rhetorical, linguistic, charismatic, media driven, economic, ideological and political components to virtually all religions that cross the line into secular matters and to influence the decision making authority of governments….
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Language is the use we make of sounds to name things and express ideas. Over time and with the movement of groups of people, these names have diverged and language has become more complex to incorporate abstract concepts. Culture is…
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“There is an old adage that failure is an orphan but success has many parents” (Walker 2001:5). All individuals must be taught right form wrong as they are growing up; unfortunately not every individual has that chance. Webster defines rehabilitation…
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Political systems are systems of government through which the political landscape and stability of a territory is founded upon. They are institutions which set rules and norms that govern a particular state under their jurisdiction. Through the years, the definition…
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