Although Marx shared Hegel's belief in dialectical structure and historical inevitability, he held that the foundations of reality lay in the material base of economics rather than in the abstract thought of idealistic philosophy. ... In contrast, Kierkegaard turned his attention to Hegel's system of philosophy which sought to explain all phenomena and philosophy, including the religious. ... To Kierkegaard, it was arrogant to develop a philosophy from a detached standpoint, as if a philosopher stood outside of the system that he created. ... Abraham showed that one can be forced to ...

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They have therefore, misled their fellow countrymen and serve to work against the public interest by damaging the commitment to ethics and moral values that this country so desperately needs these days. ... The liberal agenda serves to brainwash children with their open philosophy on homosexuality, yet stands against a religiously moral education. ...

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"The danger is not that religion has become the content of television shows but that television shows may become the content of religion!" ~ Neil Postman. Media is considered to be a window to the world, as well as an...

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"Religion is any specific system of belief about deity, often involving rituals, a code of ethics, a philosophy of life, and a worldview" (1215.org). It appears all around the world. There is not one society that is free of religion. Religion is a prime factor for civilization today and the past. It...

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