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    Should we always tell the truth? Telling the truth seems to be a rule that we have to follow in any circumstances. We learn not to lie during our childhood‚ and we try to follow that moral obligation during all our life. However‚ it is sometimes better not to tell the truth. In certain circumstances‚ it seems better to lie for reasons which maybe more or less legitimate. Hence should we always tell the truth? Or can we sometimes lie and stay morally irreproachable? Are there any circumstances

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    Ways of Knowing. Primary emotions are: * Happiness * Sadness * Fear * Anger * Surprise * Disgust those emotions are not learnt‚ they are inborn‚ because even born blind or deaf people show these emotions. So how did emotions help us in getting knowledge during the history? I think‚ that the best example of this will be war‚ as it’s always full of emotions‚ such as fear‚ pain‚ hope‚ sorrow‚ loss and others. All of them makes people’s minds unclear and spoiled so they can’t perceive

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    pm topic: should we always tell the truth? -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Topic: Do you agree or disagree with the following statement? Always telling the truth is the most important consideration in any relationship. essay: Truth be told‚ a good relationship always bases on belief and tolerant‚ and in order to make others believe in uswe always have to become honest in our lives. However‚ whether we some time should tell lie or

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    Our rational powers acquaint us with the truth.” Discuss whether‚ for Plato‚ art can also acquaint us with the ideas and the truth. “There is a long standing tradition‚ dating back to Plato‚ of regarding art with suspicion for its power over our emotions‚ and much of Western aesthetic theorizing has been a response to Plato’s challenge.” (Tanner 68) Plato’s arguments and refusal to accept art as a valuable method of acquainting us with the truth has provided a lasting legacy for the criticism

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    could be seen anywhere begging. Beggars are a great problem in our society. They are blot on humanity. They even indulge in many criminal activities. The obvious reasons why there are beggars is illiteracy‚ poverty and unemployment. It is our moral duty to help to the weak‚ the hungry and the suffering people. But by giving out alms as charity‚ we do not help the beggars. As I have realized‚ there are many negative side effects when we are giving out money to beggars especially to the children. Firstly

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    The journey in finding our identity and belonging can often be a struggle‚ since we ask ourselves‚ ‘who am I’ vs. whom do others want me to be? And where do I belong? This point in our live is subjective‚ because we want to feel accepted in society we deny ourselves of what we really are. It’s hard to have a sense of belonging when we ourselves are unsure of our own identity. There comes a time where our opinions and beliefs are differentiated from those around us‚ during this time some people may

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    Can we know when to trust our emotions in the pursuit of knowledge? Consider history and one other area of knowledge. 1. Intro: a. Emotion as a way of knowing b. Pursuit of Knowledge → Gaining insight and into something 2. When DO we trust emotions? Can we ever NOT trust them? a. Instincts – things we do automatically without thinking about → they feel right/normal → Taking care of a baby. Every normal person would pick up a baby if they found it in the woods somewhere‚ crying and obviously

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    When should we let go? A famous saying by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. stated that “we [as men] shall overcome”. What King makes clear is that the human race has always pushed forward and will overcome harsh struggles. In Dylan Thomas’s poem‚ Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night‚ many of the lines focus about death‚ but the overall the main importance of the poem brings forth questions such as “why should the fight continue?”. In Thomas’s perspective‚ people should never be willing to let go

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    Erinn Smith In Weed We Trust Marijuana is a gateway drug‚ or so they say. The legalization of marijuana is a common topic talked about in today’s politics‚ and it should be. People have gone back and forth on the pros and cons this decision could have. The fact of the matter is though‚ that the pros seem to outweigh the cons drastically. The spanish brought marijuana to America in 1545‚ and by 1611 it became a major commercial crop. However‚ marijuana didn’t really catch on till the jazz age

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    Give The Condoms! Prisoners‚ just like any ordinary person‚ should have the right to protect themselves. For decades now‚ sex in prisons across America has become‚ unfortunately‚ commonplace. Even the most heterosexual of men and women are at times forced into homosexuality as a form of punishment‚ a showing of dominance and at times‚ simply as a relief for an otherwise mundane existence. Because of reasons often traced back to what has caused the incarceration in the first place‚ prisons have

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