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- 281: Priests of Ancient Israel
- ... position of temporal power.) In America today, lawyers (and judges) serve these "priestly" functions. They are the arbitrators of society's morals, providing guidance on such things as homosexual marriage, abortion, proper places of prayer, etc. They run courts and represent fugitives seeing to it that they get a "fair" hearing. They offer advice, formal opinion, and dicta about "right" and ...
- 282: The Bible and If God Exists
- ... still do stupid things--and that's the problem. Thus, we only need people to act intelligently. We can do without faith. In fact, "faith" of Islamic suicide bombers and abortion clinic murderers is actually a real threat to humanity, as was the "faith" of Red Party members in their belief that communism would lead to utopia. People can do without ...
- 283: The Many Faces of Marriage
- ... by the relaxation of sexual taboos and the gradual rise in the average marriage age, more women pursuing careers outside the home, the liberalization of divorce laws, the legalization of abortion, the improvement and increased accessibility of birth control methods, and changes in the accepted concepts of male and female roles.
- 284: Prevent Coercive Prayer in Public Schools
- ... the rampant rise of "sin" with the practice of school-endorsed prayer. "Since the court outlawed prayerŠdivorce doubled, teenage pregnancy went up 200%, and teen suicide went up 300%Š abortion increased 1000%. There is a strong correlation between the expulsion of prayer from our schools and the decline in morality." (Geisler) The question one must ask is, "What do these ...
- 285: Religion In American Life
- ... Catholic church decreased, membership in Protestant churches increased. In recent years, the Catholic Church has become politically active and more vociferous concerning its views on moral issues such as war, abortion, and euthanasia. It is my feeling that many Catholics are searching for sects that will allow them to retain their faith in Christ without a central body (i.e., the ...
- 286: An Analysis Of The Jehovah's Witnesses' Religion
- ... as I talked with him, I realized that they were not entirely tolerant to the beliefs of others. On the standards of beliefs on the controversial subjects today such as abortion, same sex marriages, doctor assisted suicides, and Gay rights, they stand on similar ground along with other Christian religions. They do not believe in marriages of the same sex, not ...
- 287: Animals and Their Purpose
- ... cloned to finally be successful. The other 276 were embryos that unfortunately died. If you replace the experiment with humans that would cause 276 dead fetuses. Those who disagree with abortion would certainly be strongly opposed to this. A much more discouraging problem occurred in a experiment when a human was cloned. The fetus grew to twice its normal size while ...
- 288: The Soul
- ... incest or rape, obviously the mother should not have to expose herself to further emotional trauma of carrying the child full term. However, we feel the view and use of abortion as a means of birth control is wrong”-Earth Crisis I stand up for what I believe in, try to do my best and stick to my own corner. I ...
- 289: Judges
- ... a Provincial Court. The Supreme Court judge has a tough job, but not the toughest. The supreme court deals with reinterpretations of the law, changes of the law, (like the abortion law,) mass murderers or serious arson or car accidents. A basic, all-around judge is the type of judge that deals with almost everything. He/she is not exactly a ...
- 290: Adolescent Case Study
- ... of the bible and that there is one God who controls and oversees the world in which she lives. Therefore, she is against premarital sex, drug and alcohol use, and abortion. When asked her political views, for example who she would vote for, her reply was "Bill Clinton, simply because he is a democrat." She seems to be heavily influenced by ...
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