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Six Differences of Opinion or Issues Which Existed in the Early American Colonies

by PoeticJustice, Mar 25, 2008

A discussion of issues that existed among the early American Colonies. Topics include economic depression and racial hatred.

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Thomas Morton and the New World

by PoeticJustice, Mar 25, 2008

How Thomas Morton, unlike many of the settlers of the New World, looked at the discovery as an adventure.

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Opposition to Plato's Allegory of the Cave

by PoeticJustice, Mar 18, 2008

Arguing against Plato's statement that ignorance is in no cases bliss, and his use of the Allegory of the Cave People to prove it.

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Philosophy: Debating Personal Truths

by PoeticJustice, Mar 18, 2008

The epistemological implications of the following statement in terms of theories of truth and knowledge, as well as how we would live our lives (if such a statement is true): "What's true for you is true for you, and what's true for me is true for me."

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Proving God's Existence Using Kierkegaard

by PoeticJustice, Mar 18, 2008

Kierkegaard's statement proves God's existence through means of logic is impossible, with a segue into the nature of good and evil.

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