Briefly state your view on the value of human life in relation to everything else. ... In other words, is a candidate's view on abortion your determining factor when casting your vote? ... Because I believe that an abortion is killing an innocent human, I strongly oppose to those of people who are supportive in that matter. ... However, we can easily spot that the argument is wrong if we look closely at arguments from scientific views and biblical views. ... I can't allow myself supporting views that are not God's even to those who are Christians. ...

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The North and South had opposing political views, and disagreed on the government's decisions on slavery. ... The North and South had opposing political views, and government decisions could not satisfy both sides. ... The North and South also had opposing moral views, over whether slavery was right or wrong, and this caused conflict to grow as well. ... The two sides had many conflicts, they had opposing political views, conflicts on power, and opposing moral views. ... The North and the South's opposing views divided America, causing secession and the Civil war....

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Not all people view the word freedom the same way as everyone else. Because it is such an abstract word, there are many possibilities of different views for freedom. ... Thomas Jefferson's view on freedom is the type of freedom that most Americans will understand. ... When he wrote the constitution, congress didn't really dislike a sovereign power from across the ocean, but rather, congress opposed the fact that King George was oppressing the people of the United States. ... King's view of freedom is in a way similar and different. ...

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These two statements are contradictory and this may be because they are statements from religious leaders as opposed to having scriptural origin. ... Based on these quotes and their scriptural origin the Hindu religion is definitely not opposed to war and violence. ... " This quote very directly opposes war and mentions methods to ensure long lasting peace by restoring weapons to tools. ... The next quote from Lao-Tzu defines the religions view on war, "Weapons, however beautiful, are instruments of ill omen, hateful to all creatures. ...

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Assess Nietzsche's View Of Truth In the first section of Beyond Good and Evil (BGE) it is clear that Nietzsche's view on truth is that there is no such thing as "T"ruth. ... Nietzsche is opposed to all kinds of absolutist thought (the idea of a universal truth) and only God, when he was alive, could guarantee such absolution. ... Again this relates to his idea of Perspectivism, where as there is no being that affirms absolution, we are only left with our views and perspectives. But it also leads to Nietzsche's view of immediate certainties. ...

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He believed Germany should be punished in a way that led to European reconciliation, as opposed to opposed to unfair punishment based on revenge. ... Georges Clemenceau reflected the views of the French public. ... Woodrow Wilson had a completely opposing view, and David Lloyd George had a differing view as well. ... David Lloyd George had mixed views on the treatment of Germany. ... His ideas, while opposed by other politicians, were most supported by the public, and made the biggest impact....

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I now understand that sources of information need to be of a higher quality and that using opposing views can help me frame my argument better by showing evidence against their claims. For instance, in my essay four assignment, I included an opposing view to my conclusion on the debate over addiction being a disease or the result of bad behavior. I was able to counter the opposing view's position with data and information from another source. The opposing view article even provided some useful information to counter his own argument. Without the skills taught in English 101 I doubt I woul...

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Being tolerant is not being indifferent; it is having a position, understanding differences between the opposing view and respecting it. ... If opposing is part of human life, then the alternative to tolerance is conflict. ... We can object that Liberals' views are not tolerating but resigning. ... Autonomy is acting on 'rules' one gives oneself as opposed to obeying other people's rules. ... However the opposing view to these suggests that a liberal society should not tolerate a minority culture that doesn't respect its values. ...

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The ways in which other characters in the play view Caesar vary and this highlights how all characters have personal agendas hence their opposing views. ... Certain characters view Caesar in a positive light, specifically Mark Antony the plebeians. ... So let it be with Caesar" to reflects his view of Caesar as noble and good. ... Indeed, conspirators such as Cassius have an opposing view of Caesar as a tyrant. ... Other conspirators also contribute to this opposing view of Caesar due to becoming a threat to the ideals and values of the Roman Republic. ...

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A View from the Bridge- Perception of the opening section The opening of "A View from the Bridge" shows Alfieri, a central character of the play, standing alone in his office. ... Also referring to accent, he is of Sicilian origin and should therefore have quite a relaxed American accent, as opposed to a number of other characters in the play. ...

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There were many reasons why the South wanted to secede but the main reason had to do with the North's view on slavery. ... The South felt these views were not important. ... Now with all these views the North set out on its quest for the complete abolition of slavery. ... Southern extremists opposed any limit on the extension of slavery, but settled for now. ... These were all the reasons why the South seceded from the Union and there was no other way to avoid succession because the North and South had very opposing views. ...

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There were many reasons why the South wanted to secede but the main reason had to do with the North's view on slavery. ... The South felt these views were not important. ... Now with all these views the North set out on its quest for the complete abolition of slavery. ... Southern extremists opposed any limit on the extension of slavery, but settled for now. ... These were all the reasons why the South seceded from the Union and there was no other way to avoid succession because the North and South had very opposing views. ...

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It showed that three out of four Americans opposed affirmative action for past discriminations. Minorities also view affirmative action as trying to enable minorities and women. This poll also showed that forty-six percent of African Americans opposed it, while two out of three women feel the same way. ... Now affirmative action can be considered counterproductive because of the view that it is reverse discrimination. ...

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Although the primary source only presents one point of view of a situation; the opposing sides belief is equally important. ... From the settlers point of view; the corn and beans were a gift from God and his divine wish for them to survive. ... These three previous examples help express the importance of interpreting a situation beyond the primary source's point of view. ... Third, one sides view of a situation can be completely different from an opposing view of that situation. ... Meanwhile keeping an unbiased opinion of the primary source's point of view. ...

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It gave a more scientific view as opposed to the religious view that they had heard in the past. ... Cavendish believed that "the best lens to view objects through is the natural eye and sensory perception is the best judge of reason." Even though these two writers differ on their views the basic idea is still the same, observations are the best way to learn about new things. ... Although they held opposing views they were both influenced by the new science to come up with theories or ways to study objects in order to increase knowledge....

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This narrator clearly has an opposite view of London compared to Blake's. ... Here there is evidence that Blake's narrator feels that The River Thames is part of this organisation and it is one that he is opposed to. ... Did Wordsworth write this in opposition of London, or just in admiration of the place, either way they are two opposing tales. ... Both are views of London but one is of the overall view and one is of the city streets and its inhabitants in particular. ... Two very interesting and opposing views of London, but who knows what the views would have been if the narr...

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Mencius' view on man and his nature were moralistic whereas Hzun Tzu's view encompassed a more legalistic world (Liu, 2002). ... Each philosopher has their own distinct belief as to the thought of human nature those of Mencius and Hzun Tzu although somewhat concrete in his own opinion and seemingly believable oppose and contradict one another. ... The ideals of Hzun Tzu oppose the doctrines thought and taught by the Confucius faith. ...

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If a representative group of parents, teachers or administrators view a particular book unacceptable for students, then there should be an opportunity for them to discuss their consensus with those who have an opposing view. ... Still, parents and those opposed to the book must be heard as well. ...

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People who hold opposing worldview are bound to be characterized by conflict. ... When finding The definition of conflict is a striking or dashing against each other a struggling with Difficulties, striving to oppose. ... If Christ didn't die for our sin or my sin I think we wouldn't have a worldview view to think about. ...

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Women did not stand behind each other or impose political views, and many didn't even register to vote. ... They made many contradictions like turning against their sisters in the women's party that opposed war and accepting American participation in a war they themselves opposed. ...

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He spoke against proposals to raise the tariff rate; he opposed measures that encouraged army officers to give aid and protection to fugitive slaves; he spoke against the bills to abolish slavery.# Vallandigham believed that these measures would prevent the restoration of the Union. ... Both Lincoln and Garfield were unencumbered by military theory, and both were able to view their war with fresh common-sense practicality.# Ben Wade was one of the most radical politicians in the United States. ... Wade was also opposed to Lincoln's Reconstruction Plan. ... He was considered by many memb...

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As opposed to having those with the most wealth rule, he saw those with the most intelligence in power as a much stronger and logical way to run a government. ... Some of Plato's views on mathematics have been proven to be true. ... On his views as far as government goes, I wholeheartedly agree with everything he has to say. As opposed to today's society where you can gain power by wealth, social stature, family ties, or by even good looks, power by intelligence seems like the perfect solution. ...

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This has many opposing parties because it would put an end to recreational shooting and hunting. ... Gun control like the one mentioned above has many opposing parties both everyday people and celebrities like Ted Nugent. ... Those that oppose gun control also bring about the fact that it is the people that use the guns that are the dangerous ones. ... I believe people are pressing the issue more now to take advantage of many of the liberal views and school shootings that have taken place recently. ... To this day the United States government have not come to a decisive decision in the case...

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Opposing the church would lead to excommunication. ... So for a king to oppose to the church meant that he was breaking the oath of allegiance he had with God. ... Also, any subjects of the king who opposed his views could switch sides without being accused of treason. ...

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This allows the jury to have a close view of the witness, defence counsel, and the crown prosecutor. ... This provides an overall view of the courtroom. ... The accused position allows complete viewing of the proceeding. ... The table at which both the defence and prosecution are positioned at opposing ends is situated in the centre of the room. This displays their opposing cases and their equal standing in the courtroom. ...

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