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    In Debt We Trust

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    In Debt We Trust It is common knowledge that public debt is one of the basic topics in macroeconomics. Debt is actually a certain amount of goods or money (mostly money) owed by one side to another. There are various types of debts‚ from personal debts to debts by the government. The US public debt is the amount of money owed by the United States federal government to creditors. National and individual debt combined total well over $10 trillion. The video notes how credit card

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    The debate over "In God We Trust" and "Under God" Brad Marendt Western International University Com 112 Cyndy Woods‚ Ph.D. March 19‚ 2006 There has been a great deal of debate since the United States of America became a nation over whether America ’s current motto‚ "In God We Trust"‚ and the words "under God" in the Pledge of Allegiance are considered a violation of the first amendment. The first amendment says that "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion…" (U

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    ENG 210 10/16/12 Frankenstein: The Dangerous Pursuit of Knowledge Over the past few centuries‚ the intellectuals of society have made countless advances in science and the development of technology‚ which‚ to different degrees‚ have all benefitted mankind. These scientific discoveries are a result of man’s thirst for and dedication to acquiring knowledge‚ information‚ and power. The innate curiosity and desire for understanding in an individual can grow so immense that his or her moral and ethical

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    Pursuit of Knowledge in Frankenstein From the moment one is born‚ one is exposed to the dangers of the world without any knowledge of what lies ahead. At the beginning‚ the only things needed for fulfillment is the essentials for life. When one lives in a society where knowledge is accepted amongst the encounters of others it may alter one’s interpretation of life itself. This may lead to either optimistic or pessimistic changes in desire‚ behavior‚ and decision making depending on the construal

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    Erinn Smith In Weed We Trust Marijuana is a gateway drug‚ or so they say. The legalization of marijuana is a common topic talked about in today’s politics‚ and it should be. People have gone back and forth on the pros and cons this decision could have. The fact of the matter is though‚ that the pros seem to outweigh the cons drastically. The spanish brought marijuana to America in 1545‚ and by 1611 it became a major commercial crop. However‚ marijuana didn’t really catch on till the jazz age

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    1) " Can we have beliefs or knowledge which are independent of our culture?" Culture is “mankind’s primary adaptive mechanism".  Essentially‚ culture is a shared store of values and beliefs common to a group of people. The prevalence of culture in the life of the individual leads to the question‚ " Can we have beliefs or knowledge which are independent of our culture?" Two terms must first be defined: knowledge and beliefs.    A belief may be defined as “the ideas in which we have faith in

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    “The knower’s perspective is essential in the pursuit of knowledge.” To what extent do you agree? Where I grew up in the United States Spanish was a language that was rarely spoken‚ except for some elementary school classes where we learned colors and months‚ while at home it was what I used to speak to my family. My perspective of the language was influenced by my family as they spoke Spanish‚ so I found my self pursuing more knowledge about it. On the other hand my friends did not use Spanish

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    In the article‚ “Can We Trust The Bible‚” John Piper is asked why he personally believes the Bible to be true. The observation could be made‚ pretty early into the reading‚ that Piper’s reasoning for the inerrancy of the Bible is only supported with religion. He supports his claim with Biblical references‚ including‚ but not limited to‚ verses found in Romans‚ John‚ and The Psalms. That being said‚ there is no mention of the historical or scientific “proof” that would be considered necessary to convince

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    time when our opinions and beliefs begin to differentiate from those around us. During this time‚ some people may discover where they belong‚ whereas many others do not. It is not solely one stage of our lives when we are confronted with an identity crisis‚ but a continuous challenge throughout our lives as we encounter new experiences that will alter our thoughts‚ emotions and perspective on ourselves. Most of us are following the “norms”‚ society expectations but deep down inside‚ we desire for

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    Would we be better off without our emotions so that all of our knowledge and opinions were based on reasoning? “There can be no knowledge without emotion. We may be aware of a truth‚ yet until we have felt its force‚ it is not ours. To the cognition of the brain must be added the experience of the soul”. Arnold Bennett
  there is a strong belief that decision should be based upon reasoning rather than emotions but where does this reasoning come from? Emotions are always primary‚ after one sorts

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