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Book Report: Why bad things happen to good people?
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The question 'why do bad things happen to good people?' It is an old question - 'why do we suffer?' is the question behind it. If God is good and God cares, why do bad things happen to faithful people? In this ...
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Analyzing Hume's Case for Skepticism
Hume in the first Enquiry also draws important consequences from his theory of causal reasoning and causal necessity for the topic of testimony for miracles (EHU 10) - a kind of testimony that, Locke had argued, could provide strong evidence to support claims of divine revelation. ...
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GAYS, LESBIANS AND TRANSGENDER
Gays, Lesbians and Transgender Raising Children and They Grown Up Normal
Gays, Lesbians and Transgender Raising Children and They Grown Up Normal
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In the past few decades, gays, lesbians and transgender has become a topic that increasingly discussed and debated among social theorists. Indeed, sex and desire have ...
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PHILOSOPHY
The Game of Philosophy
The Game of Philosophy
A first step in structuring and cultivation of our moral concerns is to identify and describe an ethical problem. Every problem we face can be made with a specific question. So the appropriate question to see if a particular state of affairs or ...
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COHORT MODEL
Cohort Model
Cohort Model
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Teacher education programs continually experiment with organizing or grouping students into collaborative learning communities. These groupings are famous by names such as vanguard teams, university centers, peer groups, professional learning communities and cohorts. The term cohort in education is widely considered as a group of candidates ...
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Consider Marx and Engel's 10 point plan and consider whether Rousseau would agree. Can you find a passage in Rousseau that supports or contradicts these ideas?
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Karl Marx was a philosopher, social theorist, and political journalist, protagonist of the labor movement, a critic of bourgeois society, the German idealist philosophy and ...
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Compare Kant's Notion Of Freedom In The Public Sphere In The “What Is Enlightenment?” To Martin Luther King Jr.'s Notion Of Freedom In The Letter From Birmingham Jail
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Freedom is the capacity that human beings act in their power voluntarily, throughout their life, making it responsible for their actions. Historically, ...
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COLLOQUIUM
College Colloquium
College Colloquium
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The colloquia competencies and learning outcomes are embedded in the colloquium curriculum. Academic sessions highlight the competencies in titles, in content, and in the learning activities that one will engage with. The colloquia curriculum contains scholar-practitioner content sessions for each Track that include a defined set of ...
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COGNITIVE PSYCHOLOGY
Cognitive Psychology
Cognitive Psychology
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Cognitive psychology, contrary to popular belief did not originate in the sixties, but much earlier as a discipline of experimental psychology and evolutionary psychology.
Cognitive psychology is a branch of psychology that deals with the processes through which the individual obtains knowledge of the world and takes ...
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LIFE
Meaning of Life
Meaning of Life
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Rene Descartes went through certain understanding of different subjects in order to first choose a guideline to search about truth. He valued all the subjects that existed. But he wanted a stronger foundation for his research. Rene Descartes wanted reasoning for everything and because of that ...