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    Dependence What merit is there in suicide? The prospect of death is that you no longer need live. And the life that Cornelia no longer needed to live was that of senility‚ belligerence‚ and unreliability – a dark reflection of the same aunt she both scorned and yearned for. Perhaps she didn’t want to be another Shelley‚ not that she’d be able to be anything anymore. Cornelia ran away from her fear of growing old and dependent. And with it‚ she took every right she had to be depended on as well

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    influenced the negative actions of many peoplepeople who believed that they need to allocate their beliefs for the good of the world. One of the most famous examples of religious fanaticism (though if it was done in the name of a religion is continually debated) was the Jonestown Massacre (also known as Jonestown Mass Suicide‚ humorously dubbed as the “Kool-Aid Massacre”). The Jonestown Massacre

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    tragic massacre took place on November 18‚ 1978‚ in Guyana. 909 members of Peoples Temple died in the middle of a jungle in Guyana and five people were killed on an airstrip. It has been called the largest mass murder suicide. The story of the massacre was told by survivors and relatives who happened to survive and know Jim Jones. According to Jim’s childhood friends‚ Jim was a weird kid‚ he was obsessed with religion and death‚ and he used to conduct funerals of small animals that have died. One of

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    Artemis Temple

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    known across the Greek world for its devotion to the goddess Artemis and for its monumental temple dedicated to her. Greek Artemis was a goddess of virginity‚ women’s concerns‚ the hunt and the underworld (1). She was also the daughter of Zeus and Leto and the twin of Apollo. To her dedication‚ The Temple of Artemis was built‚ which is known as one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. The Iconic Temple of Artemis resides in the ancient city of Ephesus which is now Turkey‚ was a place made for

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    Temple of Anemospilia

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    General overview: The temple of Anemospilia is a rather unique find‚ not only for its size but for its location and the way it is built. Most agree that it was most definitely destroyed by an earthquake and resulting fire; some say the earthquake was a result of an eruption by the nearby volcano Thera. When J. Sakellarakis excavated the site in 1979‚ he found three bodies‚ along with many pots‚ pans‚ food items and jars. Most temples of that time in Crete were built with labyrinthine-like walls

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    Jonestown Massacre Leo Ryan was a Congressman that went to Guyana. He went to visit there because former temple members of Guyana were concerned for their relatives and friends that were moving there. Ryan went there with some other people including journalists and observers. His visit there was going good but‚ when he was going to leave some of his followers that lived there wanted him to show them how to get out or bring them with him. Ryan was attacked with a knife by one of Jones’(he led everyone

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    Temple Essay

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    Today‚ Temple University is holding its 2nd annual ten year reunion‚ for the class of 2017.I’m proud to see my colleagues that came a long way with me. I stand on this podium and cannot find the audacity to ask for something more‚ because everything what I dreamed about in the past‚ become potentially bright. I gained it through the hard work and dedication to my mission and my professors. Ten years of hard work and patience‚ I graduated Temple University majoring in medicine. From the bottom of

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    Hatshepsut’s Temple

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    Hatshepsut’s Temple Hatshepsut’s temple is located beneath the cliffs of the Deir el Bahari on the west bank of the Nile River near the Valley of the Kings in Egypt. It is known as one of the most beautiful of the royal mortuary temples in the world due to its design and artwork. Designed by Senemut‚ in 15th century b.c. ‚ the temple was constructed for Queen Hatshepsut. She was the first female pharaoh. The temple was built to honor her achievements during her rule and also to serve as her

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    Life after death

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    50-75 Words) There is no belief of heaven or hell and they do not belief in resurrection. Followers do not really belief in afterlife. There is a gloomy concept of heaven. They belief that life is temporary and nothing is left after person is dead. As per Chinese‚ there could be more than one soul. After death‚ one soul answers for good or bad‚ second soul stays in grave and third soul goes to ancestral tablet. 2. Negative Afterlife Potential – What are the negative consequences if individuals

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    it is the rule.” (Nietzsche). Everything starts of pure but when groups form the people involved turn it into a deranged scheme. The Peoples Temple Church is based off of ending racism and equality. But it took a terrible turn of events by portraying a demonic cult led by the infamous Jim Jones. Jim had always grown up in a religious environment‚ he started his own church in 1955. The mystery behind the Jonestown Massacre can be summed up in two theories: mass suicide ad the CIA being involved.

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