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Economic coercion and euthanasia legalization's threat to the poor

Euthanasia has become a hotly contested subject in the last few decades. Some are against euthanasia or assisted-physician suicide. Others are for it.

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Applying scientific reasoning to claims of pyramid health benefits

The use of mind's reasoning skills can be very helpful in detecting useful bits of information that are presented to one's senses.

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James Hillman's critique of twentieth-century psychology and soul

James Hillman's Re-Visioning Psychology is so expansive and far-reaching that it is difficult to know where to begin a response to this work.

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C.S. Lewis's rhetorical strategy in "We Have No Right to Happiness"

Lewis's Strong Understanding Of Audience In "We Have No Right to Happiness." The Western world's occupation with rights is something that laws, pop culture, and rules of order emphasize.

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Einstein's letter to Roosevelt and the historiographic debate over the Manhattan Project

Manhattan Project was one of the most documented events in American and World History. The discussion will provide an explanation of the Manhattan Project and how the project changed society forever.

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Allen Verhey's examination of "playing God" and moral perspective

In his article "Playing God' and Invoking a Perspective," Allen Verhey examines not just the advisability of humans "playing God," but the essential meaning of the term itself.

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Fast food restaurant density and obesity epidemic in America

In Michael Schlosser's book Fast Food Nation he quite candidly points out that "obesity is now second only to smoking as a cause of mortality in the United States" (241).

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Kelly James Clark's defense of reformed epistemology and faith

One of the recurring questions in any study of religion is how humans can believe in God without proof of His existence. Some philosophers have determined that such a belief is irrational and argue against the existence of God.

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Michael Grant's analysis of historical bias in Cleopatra

Cleopatra by Micheal Grant gives his readers a thought provoking idea as to how most of the records discussed by him were written from one point-of-view to another and thus was sentimentally partial in view in one way or another (Chabot, 2007).

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The problem of evil in atheist arguments against God's existence

God Exist? Humanities fascination with life and death has led to question what happens when we die. Atheists view life as a sentence that begins with a Capital letter and ends with a period. However, others see life as a continuously changing ribbon of time that goes on forever.

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