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    Augustine's Flaws

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    The Confessions‚ written by St. Augustine‚ have a large part of theology in today’s world because of the great deal of contemplation and conversion that Augustine experiences throughout his lifetime. While these are both true‚ there are major flaws in Augustine’s understanding of God due to a multitude of reasons. Augustine even makes this claim in his own writings‚ stating that he continues to have a restless heart even after the book was written. Because he believes that God is greatly superior

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    Flaws with Utilitarianism

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    Among the most glaring problems that I see with Utilitarianism is its inclusion of animals under the umbrella that blankets this theory. It seems irrefutable that there exists an inordinate number of cases where the consequence that is against the best interest of an animal is favorable to humans‚ yet that dictating action is one that has been continually taken and condoned by the general public. This is a fundamental challenge‚ as the Utilitarian philosophy decrees that the pleasure and pain experienced

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    The Flaws of SUVs

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    The Flaws of SUV’s Sport utility vehicles‚ better known as SUV’s‚ propose a hazard to other drivers on the road as well as their occupants. In addition to being unsafe they are also harmful to the environment. In the past six years SUV’s have become the most popular vehicle on the roads in America and today they account for nearly fifty percent of all new vehicle sales. The annual sales of SUV’s are currently on the rise as lower gas prices sweep across the nation. The combination of the

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    Oedipus Flaws

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    In the play Oedipus Rex by Sophocles‚ the Greek audience experiences Oedipus’ heartbreaking journey to find out who he really is and how his hubris and many other fatal flaws contribute to his downfall. The Greeks loved a good tragedy and Oedipus Rex did not disappoint. In this play Oedipus was put on a mountaintop as a baby because his birth parents‚ King Laïos and Queen Iocastê‚ were told that one day Oedipus would kill his father and marry his mother. To prevent this from happening King Laïos

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    Flaws In The Odyssey

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    fact‚ Odysseus himself barely survived his journey. Heros must influence society by proving how doing the right thing and being a commerable citizen leads to a happy things. When we accept someone as a hero‚ we also accept their flaws. Odysseus just has too many flaws to accept as a true

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    2pac Flaws

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    a MC‚ a rapper‚ movie star or just a public menace or figure; to me he was a tragic symbol. Although Tupac became wealthy and famous during the time he either live or wasn’t in jail‚ Tupac lived a tragic life. Like any other human Tupac had flaws. He seems to be living up to his aggressive gangster rap image with several arrests for violent offenses in the 1990’s. Tupac himself was a victim to violence‚ getting shot five times in the lobby of a recording studio during a mugging. As a rapper

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    Tocqueville Flaws

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    failures‚ Alexis de Tocqueville initially details how in comparison to Europe‚ the United States has established a problematic and darker side of democracy. American Democracy like any “great experiment” is undoubtedly bound to have flaws‚ Tocqueville highlights these flaws he noticed on his nine-month trip to the United States. The reason Tocqueville chose to focus on the United States‚ in particular‚ is because its “development has been the most peaceful and the most complete‚” therefore‚ his observations

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    Flaws Of Achilles

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    warrior‚ and indeed is proved to be the mightiest man in the Achaean army. At the beginning his mind is calm and collected‚ he stands up justly for the men around him and shows understanding when confronting Agamemnon‚ however his deep-seated character flaws constantly hinder his ability to act with nobility and integrity constantly. He cannot control his arrogance or the rage that surges up when his pride is injured. This dislikable attribute of his causes him to abandoned his comrades and even pray that

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    Flaws In Flatland

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    Riley Rustad English R1A: On the Anecdote May 5‚ 2010 The Flaws of Flatland Edwin Abbott’s novella Flatland is a clever treatise that criticizes the customs‚ laws‚ and hierarchy of Victorian Society. He creates a two dimensional world that is ruled by an elite minority who have put in place systems of oppression in order for them to stay in power and to keep those who are among the lower classes in their current social standing. Edwin Abbott intended to show the readers that all “shapes”

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    macbeths flaw

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    Macbeth’s vaulting ambition‚ though it is what brings him to his height of power‚ it is also what leads him to his downfall. Vaulting Ambition is one of Macbeth’s flaws; it disables him to achieve his utmost goals and forces him to face his fate. Without this ambition‚ though‚ Macbeth never would have been able to achieve his power as King of Scotland or have been able to carry out his evil deeds. In these instances‚ ambition helped Macbeth do what he wanted to do. But‚ consequently‚ Macbeth’s ambition

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