Perfection Course Works Samples For Students

Existence of God

In the general sphere of religion, there are many conflicting issues pertaining to existence of God. This is mainly caused by the different ways in which religious faiths interpret the existence of God. However some other aspects of the existence of God are universally accepted across the different religious faiths. Some of these aspects are: omnipresence, all powerful, the creator and the Supreme Being (www.existence-of-god.com, paragraph 3).

Looking at some basic facts that are evident across all these arguments, there is a universal acceptance that God has unknown origin to human knowledge. This fact is supported by the fact that ...

Managerial Accounting helps in the provision of important information that supports the internal management processes of an organization. In so doing, Managerial Accounting greatly helps the organization’s management to achieve the set goals. This is realized through planning and control, and appropriate decision making. Both standard costing and budgeting techniques help in planning and control, while direct costing and capital budgeting, among other techniques, help in decision making. In general terms, Managerial Accounting is all about the methods and ideas that provide accounting information aimed at supporting directly the managerial roles in an organization.
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“Barbie Doll” Questions

- In the poem “Barbie Doll”, the phrase “consummation at last” may mean two things. First, it may mean that in death, the girl no longer have to impress anybody. In death, she can be anybody she wants. The struggle to be accepted in society ends in death. She does not have to look and act according to the dictates of society. On the other hand, the line “consummation at last” may also mean that in death, the physical appearance that she wanted to have is finally given to her. With the help of the undertaker’s cosmetics, she ...

Peggy Little

PHI 445
Ashford University
The two competing economic systems are capitalism and socialism. In Adam Smith’s Capitalism, there are three vital concepts; the economy is driven by selfish desire for luxury goods, economic balance is achieved through a self-regulating invisible hand, and the government’s role in a nation’s economic system should be limited . In Karl Marx’s socialism, there are three main features; in a capitalist system, workers are alienated from their labor, in capitalism, there is a class struggle between the working class and the business owners, and workers must improve their situation by revolting against capitalist ...

In the Penal Colony by Franz Kafka has generated serious debate on the importance of justice and the deeper meanings in the story. Revolving around an explorer who has come to assess the “apparatus” or the executive tool in the penal colony, the tale is of extreme condemnation and violence of inhumanity. However, going into the depth of the story may lead the reader to believe that the author has provided a setting which was devoid of the concept of justice in humanity. This can further be understood by the references made to the Old Commandment which may be ...

Following my first paper on Play Observation as part of my project and study on the significance of Play Observation, this second in row paper will present you with the outcomes of the second play observation which took place in the same class emphasizing on the same student, Julie. The conclusions drawn from this second play observation conducted on my behalf reinforce my preceding theoretical knowledgeable background on the contribution of Play observation to the evolution of educators, the assessment and improvement of the educational procedure developed within the learning environment under observation and the evolution and change of ...

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Interpersonal sensitivity is much more stereotypically present in women than in men; in essence, they are able to remember people's appearances much more than men do. This particular cognitive ability deals primarily with how accurate or appropriate our perceptions of others are; with respect to this difference between men and woman, discerning people's appearances is where this ability is most centered in this discussion. In modern culture, women are culturally conditioned to care more about appearance, as they are expected to keep up their own appearances in order to attract men. Furthermore, social expectations of female competitiveness ...

The epic poem Beowulf is one of the earliest long-form stories known to man, and it suitably deals with the themes of good versus evil in a very straightforward way. Heroes are virtuous, villains are villainous, and characters are less real people than they are forces of nature. The allure of good is even illustrated through the narrator's treatment of Hrothgar, the king of the Danes: "In the end each clan on the outlying coasts beyond the whale-road had to yield to him and began to pay tribute. That was one good king" (pg. 1). At the same time, these ...

1. This particular passage about how God called Moses into God’s redemptive work upon Israel is from Exodus 3: 1-23 of the Old Testament. First, this passage is directly associated with Judaism. Looking at its historical context, Exodus, the second book of the Torah, shows the account of how Moses led the Hebrews from Egypt into the Mount Sinai. In fact, this is where the Hebrews received the law of God (1280 B.C.E). Judaism absolutely believes that everything that happened to the nation of Israel is only by the power of the Almighty God, and this passage clearly ...

In his meditations, Descartes managed to refer to the most important issues of philosophy and human perception of the surrounding world – the origin of errors, existence of God, difference between imagination and intellection/understanding. These three issues are covered in Descartes Meditations Four, Five and Six.

In the Forth Meditation, Descartes outlined his perception of why people, irrespective of being created by God, still make mistakes and are prone to errors. In his opinion, the reason for error is not imperfection of the human being, but wisdom with which an individual may use the gifts God had given to ...

Hsun Tzu in his essay “Man’s nature is evil” tries to employ various strategies so as to convince the reader that human nature is truly wicked. He believes that the natural desires of a man are evil and if somebody follows his nature, he must be evil. This is a deductive reasoning that does not convince the reader since there are those who follow their nature and yet are still good. He says “Anyone who follows his nature must be involved in bickering and contention, and must disobey the societal rules and forms, and must be a criminal." Tzu uses various ...