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    many economic problems we are all facing. Philippines! – A great country‚ rich of bounties‚ wonderful sight seeing and most especially it is the pride of us Filipinos. If and only! Our country is not corrupted.   At the time of  facing the high prices and low income‚ some of us youths are striving for hunger‚ doing labor with no enough income and making ways to live. And all of these only lead either to doing illegal things just to make big money‚ take drugs to forget every problem‚ or the worst

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    Evil Essay According to Immanuel Kant‚ author of the book Religion Within the Limits of Reason Alone‚ “Although we are radically free and are inclined by good‚ we are also‚ by nature‚ inclined toward evil” (Kant 43). Defined by Merriam-Webster‚ evil is “profoundly immoral and malevolent.” With such a great amount of people being naturally drawn to evil‚ it is present through various scenarios. Due to the fact that evil varies on a wide range‚ the perpetrators of the 1999 Columbine High School shooting

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    Boy's Life Analysis

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    As children‚ most people see the world as a place where no evil exists. In Robert McCammon’s Boy’s Life‚ Cory Mackenson realizes that one can find evil in the most unlikely places and says "The truth of life is that every year we get further from the essence that is born within us…life itself does its best to take that memory of magic away from us. You [do not] know [it is] happening until one day you feel [you have] lost something but [you are] not sure what it is." By using symbolism and irony

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    Within his work‚ The City of God against the Pagans‚ Augustine argues that evil is not incarnated in the flesh but is instead harbored within man and is embodied within man’s pride. That the beginning of humanity’s fall was the failing within Adam and Eve’s souls when they looked upon the tree of knowledge and coveted its fruit (Augustine‚ The City of God against the Pagans‚ p.603-608). This along with the denial of ownership Adam and Eve exhibited while being questioned by God caused the fall of

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    and an evil nature‚ which guides us to God. However‚ the Death of God model argues the exact opposite. The Death of God model argues that evil cannot be an instrument of God and therefore‚ God has to be dead. Strengths of the Death of God model include the view that evil is not an instrument of God and the rejection of the traditional God that intervenes on Earth. The view that evil is not an instrument of God allows people to place hope in their God. If one saw their God as creating evil‚ they

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    challenged‚ and revised for millennia. Philosopher and theologian John Hick grouped these theodicies into two distinct types: Augustinian and Irenaean. Augustinian theodicies indicate that evil came into existence to punish man for its initial and purposeful sin in the Christian Garden of Eden. Therefore‚ all evil that exists exists to reprimand mankind for its choice to disobey God. Irenaean Theodicy take a slightly different approach. In Irenaean Theodicy mankind is developed in two stages. First

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    Azazel's Fallen: Summary

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    Azazel himself is described as an “evil spirit of the wilderness.” Where Genesis 1 and John 1 narrate all thigs to have been created by God‚ Genesis 3:15 explicitly mentions an enmity between humans and the serpent. (Revelation 20:2 also mentions this snake.) Dr. Stephen Ray argues “God is the causal effect of everything” and that “if God didn’t create Azazel‚ there would be no evil.” This paper will reflect on some of the various perspectives of the powers of the evil spirts and explore to what

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    to be able to deal with the possibility of having the evil we have in the world today. Edward’s questions about God brought another objection about how God whether he knows or does not know the future. He states that God could have prevented all evil by not creating all the bad people. For example Edward questions about why God created Satan. If God knew Satan would cause so much harm to our humanity‚ why would God let Satan become the evil person he is today? Edward assumed God to be the powerful

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    Miracles - Philosophy

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    Philosophy- “A belief in miracles leads to the concept of a god who favors some but not all his creation” The problem with miracles is that it cannot be properly defined which means there is no absolute meaning for a meaning‚ instead my philosophers have attempted to define miracles in their own way. In these definition they are usually for or against the existence of miracles‚ for example take two contrasting definitions Ward and Hume. Ward says miracles are events which god intervenes because

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    Criminal Behavior

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    DNA information‚ we all look almost the same; we have 2 eyes‚ 2 legs‚ 2 arms‚ 2 ears‚ a nose‚ etc. The thing that makes us different is our personality and our thoughts. Criminals aren´t so different from common people‚ we all have evil inside us but they take that evil to a whole new level‚ there’s a few special cases‚ like necessity‚ people that need to feed a numerous family and there’s no work opportunities so they take the only way possible; thefts and kidnapers for instance‚ some countries have

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