We live in a world where good and evil cannot be absolutely defined.
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We live in a world where good and evil cannot be absolutely defined. Different cultures, religious beliefs and of course individual prejudices and moral codes offer totally disparate notions of right and wrong. Cultural Imperialism refers to one culture imposing its views and code of conduct on another. What I wish to discuss is the question of comparative morality; whether interfering in another system of belief or way of life can be ethically justified. My own problem with the idea of imposing ones ideas upon others is that it presupposes our own are somehow more valid. Naturally everyone believes their...
condone the genital mutilation I hope you cringed at the mention of earlier and I apologise If I cause offence, but hiding behind ones upbringing is intolerable, we must make our own choices in life. We must question the moral reality with which we are presented, hiding behind ones religion is intolerable, if God, whatever his or her name, may be, truly wishes us to be violent, sexist, racist, homophobic or any of the nightmare adjectives of today then he does not have my vote ?óÔé¼ÔÇ£ he is not a God I know or would like to.

condone the genital mutilation I hope you cringed at the mention of earlier and I apologise If I cause offence, but hiding behind ones upbringing is intolerable, we must make our own choices in life. We must question the moral reality with which we are presented, hiding behind ones religion is intolerable, if God, whatever his or her name, may be, truly wishes us to be violent, sexist, racist, homophobic or any of the nightmare adjectives of today then he does not have my vote ?óÔé¼ÔÇ£ he is not a God I know or would like to.
The play Richard II by William Shakespeare is about a King who failed to perform his duties as King. Shakespeare illustrates the need for a change in the mode of power from that which privileges inheritance to that which values competency. A rule by inheritance is depicted through King Richard,...
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Aquinas developed five ways for proving the existence of God, and one of them was a version of the cosmological argument that aims to answer the questions of how the universe began, why the universe was created, and who created it. The argument is a posteriori, as it is based...
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In our present society people tend to despise crime and cherish justice, though crime remains to be a widespread humiliation and an international dilemma. Our prevailing methods for confronting crime are inefficient, unfair and too costly; our prisons are known to be in very harsh and hazardous conditions for the...
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