However some Christians may disagree because some believe that ‘a man reaps what he sows’; and so they should get what they gave out and suffer the dire consequences 5. Many Christians believe that ‘good conquers all evil’ and so if the young offenders are helped and give back to the community then they would believe that they should be helped. They also believe that you should ‘love thy neighbour’ no matter what their circumstance, they should treat them as they would like to be treated. On the other hand, some atheists may say that punishment provides deterrence and provides protection in society from those who are
Should the government spend more of its resource to help military veterans return to society? Everyone has own point of view. Some people may think military veteran will share the public resource with they that leading to the decreasing of their initial society welfare. The other people may think the government should spend more resource to help the military veterans because veterans protect our country. Veterans distribute a lot to our country.
It was said that the values of family, love and health play a big part in life now. Religion helps in the coping of this disorder and with that anything can be possible. Being different from one another in that one of us feels safe driving and the other does not. This impacts everyday tasks. We figured out that if a Tourette’s attack happens it, could cause a wreck, where one does not have the disorder it would seem stupid to feel this way.
In any war or conflict the public services will need to replace all equipment that has been lost as well as look at the strengths and weaknesses of the opposing side. This especially applies to the armed forces in direct military combat. Peacekeeping impacts the public services because it deploys personnel and equipment to NATO which can have an impact on British responsibilities in other places. Deploying members of the public services to a peacekeeping operation will give them a sense of pride as they know they are going to help rebuild a torn down community and provide safety to members of the public. An example of somewhere peacekeeping took place would be the UK’s involvement in the Kosovo peacekeeping
He wanted them to know how oppressed the “black” people were with the injustice at that time. He hoped that the clergymen would have been on his side because they should understand the feeling of his people because they read in the Bible about Jesus going through the same oppression. The bible teaches us how to love each other no matter what color we may be. He wanted them to compare them to such ones in the Bible that felt like they were “outside agitators”. He used this nonviolent campaign to try to get
It helped them mellow out, it helped them continue fighting. It took their mind off what the war was about and helped if they didn'tt necessarily believe in the cause for which they fought. In The Things They Carried, drug use is treated matter of factly: it is another strategy for trying not to see what is going on around the users. Some soldiers have religion, others have girlfriends waiting for them at home, others have dope. Religion seems to be prevalent in every war.
Men in particular may feel that expressing emotions in public is inappropriate. However, in Hindu and Sikh cultures there is much more acceptance of very vocal and public expressions of grief and this can sometimes come as a shock to those that are not aware of these social norms. 1c c) Religious factors There are many aspects that are influenced by religious factors: the choice of active treatment, end of life care, attitude to illness. Some people can find peace and serenity when discovered the illness and come to the church. The experience, illness or pain they are going through may have different meaning in their mind: punishment , the cross that every person has in their life or even they have done everything that was intended by God for their soles.
People attend religious services every Sunday or pray at particular parts of the day because it’s their way of getting closer to the supernatural. It makes them feel better because it gives them a sense of purpose and gives them a sense of unity with others that share the same beliefs. “Confidence theories also begin with a notion of man’s inward sense of weakness, and especially of his fears—of disease, of death, of ill fortune of all kinds—and they see religious practices as designed to quiet such fears, either by explaining them away, as in doctrines of the afterlife, or by claiming to link the individual to external sources of strength, as in prayer.” (Moro, 2010) Religion and rituals also are very functional aspects of
Breast Cancer Support Community My Community, the Breast Cancer Support Community is a community-based support system that focuses on addressing the emotional needs of cancer patients. I am giving it a positive review, because people involved in my Community are not only dedicated to providing emotional support, through caring and comfort, but also in raising awareness through fundraisers, and stories of their own struggles with breast cancer. The song says "It ain't over 'til it's over," but when you've had breast cancer, you discover that it's not even over when it's over. From your relationships with your family and friends to eating habits and exercise, breast cancer changes your life in ways that last well after treatment ends.
Their effectiveness is due to how the examples display our, America’s, usage of Christian beliefs compared to what the actual beliefs say. His most effective example would have to be when he describes how America breaks one of the Ten Commandments themselves. It is true we are a nation that still permits the death penalty. However, the irony he displays sets it apart from the others because the sixth commandment itself says “Thou Shall Not Kill.” Not only that, his perspective of how we say we are Christian is also good for his argument. One negative aspect to his essay would have to be his bias toward conservatives and the rich.