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    divine attributes of God? I then realized that justice is only ever ethical, when paired with mercy. An eye for an eye, despite being just, is considered by most everyone to be immoral and cruel. Justice in and of itself is not a virtue, but rather, when joined with mercy, becomes capable of promoting goodness. In his memoir Just Mercy, Bryan Stevenson shares his experiences with justice and mercy--or the lack there of; be these experiences his own, or the experiences of others which he has witnessed

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    Becoming a distinctive mercy graduate means to understand personal truths and values,to mature, to be connected, spiritual, and to be able to accept responsibilities towards society. During my Mercy Today project I learned so much information about the current works of the Sisters of Mercy that connected with what I learned about the history of the Sisters of Mercy and their critical concerns. For example, I learned that a man named, Jim Wither, M.D.,which is the founder and medical director of Operation

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    The site I visited was Waldron Mercy Academy. Waldron is a private, Catholic school that educates children through preschool to eighth grade. Sister Mary Patricia Waldron, the foundress of the school, found herself in Philadelphia in 1861 in order to give aid to those who are poor and uneducated (something that is now exemplified in Waldron’s mission statement). Soon after her arrival, she developed the school; which, at first, was just opened as an all male-school; appropriately called Waldron

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    Mercy accomplished lots of things that women did not even know could exist in her time. Mercy Otis Warren was a writer a poet, historian, dramatist, a patriot propagandist, play writer and a satirist in the eighteenth century. She was born in west Barnstable, Massachusetts in the United States of America which is named Cape Cod on September 14th, 1728. And died in her hometown on October 19, 1814. She was one of the first women to write about the war in the American Revolution. She spoke up and fought

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    Merchant Of Venice”, by William Shakespeare- demonstrates a number of key ideas, one being to teach us the concept of mercy being righteous and morally acceptable than justice. Shakespeare does this explicitly by modelling his characters to represent this idea through forms of language features, in specific dramatic monologue. Shakespeare demonstrates the importance of the concept of mercy being a morally acceptable path than justice, through the technique of a Jewish characters (Shylock’s) dramatic

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    Surah 17

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    guidelines in the Qur’an--they will be punished; however, this Sura, like all the Suras, reminds the listeners of the Qur’an that God is merciful. The Qur’an consistently reminds its readers that God is merciful before every Sura. His power and mercy is exemplified in Sura 17 regarding the Children of Israel. The Children of Israel betrayed their God’s commandments and became corrupt; therefore, God punished

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    D’Ortega’s sexual predation. Her mother is her savior in this scenario: “Because I saw the tall man see you as a human child, not pieces of eight. I knelt before him hoping for a miracle. He said yes. It was not a miracle. Bestowed by God. It was a mercy. Offered by a human” (195). Despite Jacob Vaark’s merciful act as a “saviour” towards a desperate mother, Toni Morrison underscores Florens’ exile by punctuating her life with episodes of migration, arrival and return; her diasporic experience.

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    quieted or attacked. In the song “Mercy, Mercy Me”, imagery and symbolism exist as two key archetypes that draw out the elements of pathos in Gaye’s lyrics. The 1960’s environmentalist, also known as Hippies, opened America’s eyes and revealed the gruesome lack of respect they exhibited towards the Earth. Ignorant Americans used the planet as a dumping ground, unaware of the catastrophic outcomes. Gaye wrote “Mercy, Mercy Me” from an environmentalists perspective and depicts a

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    We Need A New Backpack

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    Many teens in today 's world face poverty everyday. These teens face the reality of homelessness and/or living in homes that do not have certain necessities, such as toothbrushes, deodorant, or even snacks. However, there is a way these problems can be minimized. A way to make lives for these teens more bearable. Finding teens who need these necessities and providing them with a backpack full of these items, just might be the answer. Filling backpacks with healthy snacks and products that promote

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    In a small town where nothing ever happened, a girl named Macy, spent her days going to school, going to work or hanging out with her friends. Macy was average height, had shoulder length brown hair and was a good student. Macy’s friend, Mary was always trying to set her up with guys to try to help her get out of her comfort zone and to live a little. She didn’t have a car yet so she got rides with Mary, so she could get to work after school. One day, when Macy needed a ride to work after school

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