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Sanctification in Christian tradition: baptism, Eucharist, and modern ethics

Sanctification is a concept that blends that which is considered sacred or blessed, with that which is human, in relation to the divine. For Christians, sanctification defines the relationship between the Holy Spirit and the wrought changes in the believer.

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Leadership characteristics in rapidly developing business economies

The success of any type of organisation, especially the ones functioning in the area of business depends upon the quality of their management.

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Lucid dreaming: controlling dreams while asleep

Mankind was always obsessed with dreams, as the experiences presented people with the possibility to escape their daily routines and enter a world made up by their subconscious. Under certain circumstances, people can realize when they are dreaming and can thus control their dreams.

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Psychoanalysis and the Law of Jante in Sandemose's novel

Aksel Sandemose is one of the foremost exponents of modernism in Norwegian literature and one of the first writers to use psychoanalysis as a major thematic component.

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The decline of public education quality and teacher autonomy in America

Personal Philo. One of the most important issues society must consider is the socialization of its younger generations. How should we teach our children to embrace both civil freedom and individual liberties?

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Starting a Spanish language after school program for Boston

Over the last several years, after school programs have increased in popularity. A major reason for this is a shift in demographics of the country.

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Mandatory DNA profiling for convicted criminals and criminal justice

For the past few decades, science has evolved to the point that our human fingerprints can be identified from our cells that can conclusively confirm or deny the identity of the person whose body provided the cells.

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PTSD in war veterans through O'Brien, Owen, and Jarrell

Over the last several years, post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) has been continually brought to the forefront. Simply put, this is when individuals will have a negative reaction to experiences that they have outside of every day life.

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Empirical evidence for the link between bullying and child well-being

All social situations contain inherent balances -- or imbalances -- of power between individuals that affect the relationships within the group and the functioning of the group as a whole.

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Charismatic leadership in schools: mechanisms and harmful organizational effects

Nonetheless, whereas a number of accounts of charismatic headship hypothesis forecast such kind of impacts, not any of the versions or accounts clarifies the procedure by through which the impacts are accomplished. In this article, charismatic leadership in schools and colleges shall be discussed

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