… strength lies in the fact that so many of our people not only posses weapons but also understand their use, and above all they are prepared to defend them selves against any sudden attack by an enemy, You will remember that we won are freedom because…

… is a time to be born and a time to die... a time to kill and a time to heal... a time to search and a time to give up."(Ecclesiastes 3:2a, 3a, 6a) Euthanasia enthusiasts would agree with this quote. Euthanasia is a word that can be defined as…

… in America in the state of Vermont. You get essentially the legal and tax benefits of marriage without the name. Variants of this are also available in British Columbia and Ontario, Canada, the Netherlands, Tasmania, Australia, Buenos Aires and a…

… bible is one of the oldest moral standards for our civilizations. Yet, the bible's interpretation through its translations has been in debate for centuries. Recent events within the Episcopal Church have once again created the stir of moral standards.…

… or euthanasia is the act by which a person suffering from a severe and painful illness, or injury, is released from life through a less painful and faster method. Strange though it may seem it has existed in early times as well: Soldiers through…

… its ethical validity to its unnatural practice. Predictions of ways it will be manipulated for misuse has over taken the idea of cloning potentially being beneficial. Dismissing cloning could be a big mistake, since it could be beneficial. Many people…

… forms is easily understandable. Anyone that has turned on a TV or watched a movie in the last few decades knows what it is. All this exposure to violence along with increasing violence and crime rates has lead to many believing there is a definite…

… are "The Corporation," "Trade Secrets," and "Merchants of Cool." In the following movies, I will be discussing global and local issues, that relate to the ideas of the "Magic Porcelain Appliance," "Conscious stardust," and "Discreteness/Separation."…

… defined as "the act of making amends, offering expiation, or giving satisfaction for a wrong or injury" by Merriam Webster's online dictionary. The United States of America has awarded reparations to many different groups of people throughout history…

… like to start off by saying that the opinions stated here are my opinions and not meant to harm anyone in anyway. It has come to the attention of many people that our world is growing beyond the control of the government; that music has lost all but…