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The Catholic Church's influence on American and Spanish politics

Catholic church and public policy have remarked that the members of American clergy in general, without even excepting those who do not admit religious liberty, are all in favour of civil freedom; but they do not support any particular political system.

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Descartes's attempt to reconcile science and religious faith

If a person were to take a can of Red Pop, and another can of 7 Up, and pour these two similar liquids into a common container, the outcome would be a homogeneous mixture of sweet, sparkly red soda.

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The search for meaning in Tolstoy's War and Peace

In Tolstoy's prolific literary career, it appears that one central concern drove everything he did both in his life and his writing. This concern was the meaning of life.

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Mental health service delivery and disparities among UK ethnic minority groups

Mental healthcare service delivery in the UK has been subjected to a series of significant imperative policy in the last few decades, and number of people suffering from mental illness is on the increase.

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Power and responsibility in war literature by Forche, Orwell, and O'Brien

How can anyone possibly imagine how difficult waging war is without experiencing firsthand the horrors of being on the battlefield?

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Neoclassical economic theory: unrealistic assumptions and market failures

For a long time, the neoclassical economic theory has dominated the field of economics; both in teaching and in practice, in the United States.

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The ludology and narratology debate in game studies

Writing, in general, about gaming and games is also very much similar. Sadly, and with startling cumulative consequences, games are under-theorized.

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Caring teacher-student relationships in data-driven classrooms

Teacher-Student relationships in the classroom can often be a daunting task to undertake. People usually blame large classroom sizes or limited availability of resources.

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Utilitarianism and deontological reasoning in consequentialist ethics

What is Good Life? Utilitarian reasoning is regarded as "consequentialist." The other approach of human actions' analysis is called "deontologist" reasoning. Utilitarian and deontological reasoning have very little in common.

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The United Methodist Church's moral compass and leadership improvement

A moral compass refers to the attributes that individuals and groups use to guide their lives with a sense of purpose and direction.[footnoteRef:2] Although different faiths subscribe to various types of “moral compass points,” the moral compass advocated by the United Methodist Church provides a…

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