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    What makes a war just?

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    There have been many wars fought throughout history. Each of these wars could be found to be either just or unjust. The way to determine this is by a set of guidelines that have been made by historians and philosophers over the years. This set of rules is called the jus ad bellum or right to war. The six guidelines included in this set are as follows: legitimate authority‚ just cause‚ right intention‚ last resort‚ reasonable chance of success‚ and an end goal of superior peace. I believe that‚ according

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    the augustine theodicy

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    good and not responsible for evil or suffering. Augustine of Hippo was the first to develop the theodicy. He rejected the idea that evil exists in itself‚ instead regarding it as a corruption of goodness‚ caused by humanity’s abuse of free will. Augustine believed in the existence of a physical Hell as a punishment for sin‚ but argued that those who choose to accept the salvation of Jesus Christ will go to Heaven. Thomas Aquinas‚ influenced by Augustine‚ proposed a similar theodicy based on the view

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    Option 1 Growing tensions between Great Britain and its 13 colonies in North America would eventually kick-start the Revolutionary War in April of 1775. There were many factors that led to the war like taxes after the French and Indian War‚ the Boston Massacre and the Intolerable Acts among others. The colonists felt that they were being treated unfair by a government that was all the way across the ocean in England. Parliament’s decisions in England had direct effects on the lives of the colonists

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    Wentao Wang RHET 250 Prof. Kuo Essay 4 12/07/2012 SAINT GEORGE AND THE DRAGON-an analysis of visual and textual impact on its children readers Maxim Gorky once said: “Books are stairs of human progress.” They are always one of the significant parts to establish human civilizations. Throughout thousands of years‚ a book could elaborate an entire life of a heroic warrior‚ could tell a beautiful story of love‚ could record a series of unknown facts that happened in history‚ and they even could

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    Augustine‚ although recognized as a saint today‚ was not always a man of great faith. For most of his life‚ he was tempted with sin‚ and he struggled to figure out who God was. In the earlier part of his life‚ he was fascinated by rhetoric. He admired famous rhetoricians‚ and he even wrote some works of his own‚ including The Confessions‚ in which he reveals the struggles he faced. Augustine’s attraction to rhetoricians is not something unfamiliar to a modern audience‚ as today it is something called

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    Ambrose Bierce's World

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    style and world intrigued us the most. The ones who people never really knew what the author was thinking or why he was writing what he was. The writers who wrote the gothic and almost scary stories of the late 19th century stick out in many peoples mind. Many people recall Edgar Allen Poe‚ but the other Author that may not get as much attention is Ambrose Bierce. He has a very distinct style to create an even more distinct world for his stories. The world that Ambrose Bierce creates is one of despair

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    Augustinus Aurelius‚ better known as Augustine was born in the 354 in Tasgaste which is currently referred to as Algeria. His mother was a devoted Christian whose name was Monica. However‚ his father was a pagan who was a Roman official known as Patricius. Augustine was a brilliant person who made his parents take him to one of the best schools around. At school‚ he studied rhetoric which involves the study of persuasive speech which he studied in Carthage. Some of the Latin authors tried to convince

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    Most Important Greek Gods

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    personification. The most important greek gods were the olympians led by zeus‚ these gods were Athena‚ Apollo‚ Poseidon‚ Hermes‚ Hera‚ Aphrodite‚ Demeter‚ Ares‚ Artemis‚ Hades‚ Hephaestus‚ and Dionysus. These gods were believed to live on Mt. Olympos and would have been recognized all across greece‚ although‚ some local variations and perhaps particular attributes and associations. In greek imagination‚ literature‚ and art‚ the gods were given human bodies and characters and just as ordinary men and

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    It merely creates a new power subject to the previously existing limits. However‚ this just-an-affirmative-grant theory is problematic in that the 28th Am purports to confer an affirmative power on the states; yet the states do not derive their affirmative powers from the federal Constitution; thus‚ as to the states‚ the point of the Amendment is to lift the 1st Am’s bar to flag-desecration prosecutions‚ and it is logical to

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    It’s important for leaders to be humble and diplomatic so all nations can interact without dispute. If leaders become entitled or headstrong‚ they start to run into conflicts with others. When Hitler‚ Mussolini‚ and Emperor Hirohito began to tell their citizens their country and their race was the best‚ it puts those ideas in the citizens’ heads. Having all this propaganda force fed to them‚ they soon began to believe it. Ideologies are the most important cause of World War Two because they are centered

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