The New Freedom

What's life if there is no freedom? This is the question that arose while reading the Brave New World by Aldous Huxley published in 1932. The novel takes place after Henry Ford based on his believes of mass production and consumerism. This synthetic world, also known as the World States is advanced in science and technology. It is used in every aspect of their lives especially in the mass production of humans to bring stability to society. Unlike the World State, United states is less advanced in

Freedom Through Christ According to writings in the New Testament Saul was dedicated to the persecution of the early disciples of Jesus in and around Jerusalem. In the book of Acts, chapter nine, it is stated that Saul was traveling on the road from Jerusalem to Damascus on a mission to bring anyone of the Christian faith bound to Jerusalem. As he traveled the resurrected Jesus appeared to him in a great light, Saul was struck blind. After three days Ananias of Damascus restored his sight. This transformed

From the time one sets foot in New York City everything feels different, the atmosphere, the people, and the scenery. New York is a whole other world set apart from the real world. It is seen as the place to be in order to conquer dreams. It is the epitome of the American dream and what America stands for as a country. It is the place where one goes to “make it big.” It is a symbol of freedom, history, and entertainment. While I was in New York I gained an insight into just how free and beautiful

one religion over another. “Almighty God we acknowledge our independence upon Thee, and we beg Thy blessings upon us, our parent, our teachers and our Country. Amen.” In 1951, that prayer was conducted in class every morning in all New York public schools as ordered by New York State Board of Regents; it was called a “nondenominational prayer”. The short prayer was created with the intent of developing students’ moral

“academic freedom” in American higher education is a fairly new concept. Before a recent change in educational practices, religious ideals were deeply rooted in higher education curriculum. By the late-twentieth century, however, the idea of academic freedom became more prevalent across the higher education community. As a result, the influence of religion played a lesser role in the development of curriculum across colleges and universities as professors seized their newly granted academic freedom. With

The Charter of Rights and Freedoms : Fake News Most people around the world consider search engines as their main source for a resolution yet during this phase, maximum amount of people forget that Fake News still exists. The increasing use of social media in our lives has made critical thinking unnecessary to the extent where censorship of Fake News is required. Around the globe, people highly rely on search engines to find any solution towards their question and you may be probably one of them

was not just a battle between two countries. 3. There are similarities between the New Deal and Roosevelt’s “Four Freedoms”. Roosevelt makes mention that a person should not be so poor that they lack financial ability to provide themselves, and or their families with adequate nutrition and living conditions. This is specifically mentioned in the third freedom that Roosevelt states and refers to it as the “freedom from want’. There are other features that line up to be similar as well, for instance

womb, the health & safety benefits, the advantages to potential parents, the possibility of gender equality and balanced parenting roles and potential resistance to using artificial wombs. While the concept of “artificial wombs” is not relatively new, it

Individuality and excessive personal freedom does not threaten a harmonious, productive society as a matter of fact it improves society as a whole. If everyone was exactly the same, then there could not be an advancement in society because there isn’t an exchange of ideas since all ideas are the same. A difference in ideas is important because it helps us learn from each others mistakes and achievements and improve upon from them in future generations to come. Personal freedom is another important aspect

that differ on the level of order and freedom can create civil wars. The United States had undergone a civil war a few centuries ago mainly due to the disagreement on the rights over slaves and how much freedom they possessed and how much control the landowners had. Civil wars continue in main countries in order to change the restrictions from the government or lack of. In the 20th century dystopian novels, Lord of the Flies by William Golding and Brave New World by Aldous Huxley, both express the