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    infallibility. Examples of infallible teachings of the ordinary and universal magisterium are harder to point to‚ since these are not contained in any one specific document‚ but are the common teachings found among the Bishops dispersed through the world yet united with the pope. Pope John Paul II specifically clarified that the reservation of ordination to males is infallible under the infallibility of the ordinary and universal magisterium of the Church‚ without issuing a corresponding extraordinary

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    the same time deliver good results. Through these notable wonders which we often use were the computer‚ television‚ radio and telephone people were able to live fully and efficiently. We tackled about the most useful things and how did they become our everyday need and without these said innovations‚ our generation would not enjoy as much as we do today. Innovations of the 19th and 20th Century that Changed he World Time passed by very quickly and before we knew it the whole world was widely

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    Reading Leona Anderson and Pamela Young’s book Women and Religious Traditions “Women in Buddhist Traditions” I was intrigued‚ and later upset‚ to learn that early Buddhist nuns were not stereotyped as a result of their gender but became stereotyped a few centuries later. What intrigues me is that cultural gender stereotyping can have such an impact on religious groups as well as countries across the world. As a result‚ many organizations have been created in order to eliminate these stereotypes and

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    ‘Urban problems are the same the world over and require the same solutions.’ To what extent do you agree with this view? (40 marks) All Urban areas suffer urban problems of an economic‚ social‚ political and environmental nature but whilst they may share some similarities the rapid increase in the population of cities in many cities in LEDCs compared with that of MEDCs has meant the scale of the problems are far worse in poorer parts of the world. Likewise there are similarities in the solutions

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    How the family has changed over time? The institution of the family has changed dramatically over last 50 years and the main sociological perspectives‚ functionalism‚ Marxism‚ feminism and interactionism have described this changes in terms of family structure‚ divorce rates‚ marriage rate and gender roles. Defining family in Britain is problematic as until 1960’s few sociologists questioned the importance of the benefits of the family. Family is a group of people living together related by blood

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    Although most historians the Black death as being one of the most devastating events in human history‚ it could also be argued that the Black death changed Europe for the better. The black death is a disease that formed on a victims body. Black death is also called Black Plague because most scholars believe struck Europe was ̈Plague ̈. The plague took pneumonic and septicemic forms. The black death was an epidemic of bubonic plague‚ a disease caused by the bacterium Yersinia pestis that

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    Sociocultural Tradition According to Theorizing Communication‚ "Society would be impossible without communication… communication would be impossible without or severely limited in the absence of shared patterns of action and meaning that enable mutual understanding- that is‚ in the absence of society and a common culture…. sociocultural approaches range across fundamentally different theoretical styles" (Craig‚ Muller 2007). The main idea of the sociocultural tradition is communication produces

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    when he can chart with someone on the other side of the globe. Modern technology is rapidly changing the world’s living standards that results in creating a single world culture. New technologies including Internet‚ television‚ electronic media‚ means of transportation‚ etc has a great impact on creating a similar culture all around the globe. Bellow I will list my reasons to support my opinion.First of all‚ Internet and e-mail have changed the way people communicate to each other. Internet brought many

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    How Technology Has Changed Education 5TH JANUARY 2011 by ALEX WILHELM The education of a nation’s youth to a full height of academic rigor and standing is a complex process that nearly always spans more than a decade‚ requires tens of thousands of dollars‚ dozens of teachers‚ and of course‚ technology. Not always the most recent technology‚ mind you‚ but even the oldest Pentium One computer were once new. Technology inside of education is a somewhat problematic premise‚ an idea that generates

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    Television In today modern world television is the most popular and recognized from of media and most homes in the western and developed worlds own one. That small (in some cases rather large) box sitting in your lounge is your connection to the outside world. It is an indispensable item and many of us cannot imagine life without it. As with everything‚ there are several advantages and disadvantages with the television. The most important advantage we get by using a television is to get fast

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