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    Chapter 1 reflection Religious Approaches to Bioethics Rae‚ Scott B. & Paul M. Cox. Biethics: A Christian Approach in a Pluralistic Age. Grand Rapids‚ Mich.: William B. Eerdmans Publishing Co.‚ 1999. In this chapter‚ Rae and Cox go straight to point they want to discuss in the whole book which is the “Religious Approaches to Bioethics.” In this chapter‚ they evaluate and examine how three western religious‚ Roman Catholics‚ Protestant‚ and Jewish viewpoints stand on the issues of bioethics in

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    not have to continue both ordinary and extraordinary treatments. The Quaker Christians hold opposite beliefs to Roman Catholics as they permit all forms of euthanasia due to situation ethics. They believe that each situation is different and the agape principle “Love thy neighbour as thyself” includes showing mercy to the terminally ill. They say that euthanasia can be the most loving action in some situations. They also support companies such as Dignitas who are an assisted suicide clinic. My

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    strengths and market area of interest. Leaders are looked at to be one of excessive viewed and for some can have virtually of the solutions to many questions to life situations. A leader that displays a Christian worldview is one that displays (a) agape love‚ (b) humility‚ (c) altruism‚ (d) vision‚ (e) believe‚ (f) empowerment‚ and (g) service (Patterson‚ 2003). A people that show a Christian worldview is one who that is aware that a Christian

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    after Jesus shares the food there is suddenly enough for everybody and everybody is full. More liberal Christians would interpret this miracle as symbolism for genouristy; as people were inspired by Jesus’ actions‚ it encouraged people to behave more agape and to share what food they had aswell. Therefore what Christians believe to be sacred texts were written by humans but the characteristic of God is still potrayed through it. On the other hand some fundamentalist groups such as Pentecostal believe

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    R.I.P PAUL WALKER

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    it. He came in the door with that huge winning smile (like he’d already gotten some big cosmic joke)‚ and it wasn’t until after a few minutes of chatting that I noticed the women in the room were speechless. Not just speechless‚ frozen -- literally agape. The audition was wonderful‚ and I decided to cast him. But before I could even call him to tell him he had the part‚ Paul showed up in the casting office. He was broke back then -- really broke -- and he was coming back to pick up his 8-by-10 headshots

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    Reaching out towards one of the shelves‚ the mother plucked a toy she deemed suitable and passed it lovingly to her infant. Grasping it with chubby fingers‚ the baby’s eyes widened with delight as he brushed his skin over the smooth plastic‚ his mouth agape as he drank in the bold yellow and rings of cooler blues that encased the rattle against its hard cardboard backing. It was mere moments before the dazzled child decided it was now that he wished to sample his toy and with his

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    In the Greek language‚ there are four different words for showing affection to an individual. Agápē is the most commonly used Greek word‚ which literally translates to ‘brotherly love‚’ ‘love of god for a man of god‚’ or ‘to will the good of another.’ The other three are érōs‚ philía‚ storgē‚ all have different meanings that people today‚ use with

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    factor that drives being to live; without love‚ one would lose spirit‚ emotion and feelings. Plato’s theory about eros that had a great impact on Tillich‚ and Tillich considered eros as one of love that as important as others: epithymia‚ philia‚ and agape. Although there are four kinds of love‚ they have something in common: “Love is the drive towards the unity of the separated” (Tillich‚ 1945‚ p25). In other word‚ love is the reason why separation can finally come together. In process of real life

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    awareness and 60% accessibility Plant Utilization:Due to a small inventory used about 50% of 1st shift capacity. Forecasting: Due to an increased marketing camping we anticipate a slight increase in our sales and predict to sell out inventory. AGAPE-Size No major changes. Moved along the "sweet spot" curve. Marketing:Increased marketing by 5% to deliver ~50% awareness and 50% accessibility Plant Utilization:Sold capacity down to 1. Did not sell down to 0 because we wanted to sell what we

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    Evaluate the effectiveness of Natural Moral Law as a means of making moral decisions about medical research and development. Natural moral law is concerned with the moral law of how a human should behave. It’s understood by reflecting on human nature and rationally working out what leads to happiness. It has prescriptive laws recommending a particular way of behaving‚ what one ought to do. It’s a teleological approach meaning its based on consequences but its also deontological meaning it has

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