What Is Important In Australia Persuasive Essay

Women play such an important role in todays society but without pivotal moments in history women in Australian politics such as Julie bishop wouldn't have been able to make an impact on Australia in the way she has. Australia was the second country in the world to give women the right to vote and the first to give women the right to be elected to a national parliament. Our state, the state of South Australia, was the first parliament in the world to grant women full suffrage rights. Julie Bishop is the first female to serve as our foreign minister, in this position she has reached great achievements. Just recently her involvement with the missing flight MH17 showed not just Australia but the world that a woman is quite capable to deal with international crisis’ like these. Would families of the victims of that flight been fought for as much if a male was in
Now, lets pretend the year is 1960, I am standing before you and I simply say ‘interfaith marriage,’ the gasps of horror I would be able to hear from the audience would be so clear i’d be shunned for even thinking it was okay to discuss marriages between people who are of different faiths; such as catholic and jewish. What I said today and what I said in our theoretical 1960 is no different, so what has caused such a major shift in attitudes towards interfaith marriages? the original belief of not accepting interfaith marriage stems from the bible, it states that believers should not be ‘yoked’ with unbelievers. The term yoked refers to two animals walking side by side and pulling a cart or plough. They need to be the same size and strength or the cart would veer off to one side. This image is given to illustrate that God intends believers to marry believers of the same faith and not unbelievers or people of a different faith, in order for them to move in the same