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U.S Police and Violence July 2016

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Alton Sterling For someone to be shot and killed whilst immobilised and bearing no immediate threat of force or violence should not go amiss in Civil Rights Justice Division. Police brutality especially when racially motivated must be strongly punished in the 'eyes of the law' and to prove to all US civilians the law does not let such reckless and unjustified behaviour go without punishment. All US police training guidelines would not have tolerated the actions of the two Baton Rouge officers and whatever their motivations, their grave actions have cost the life of a civilian which is irreversible damage. The backwards perception some US police officers have for such brutality should not be emblematic of police law enforcement because it is absolutely opposite to how officers should act and behave. All arrestees or suspects should be treated fairly and brutal excessive unjustified force should result in police officers being discharged from the police force together wi

Essay on Christian Opportunities and Challenges - Faced in a Postmodern and Pluralistic society June 2016

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Introduction There are many challenges and opportunities we face in serving the ministry already.  We must learn so much on faith, love, hope, wisdom, peace, Christ, worship and praise.  How to assemble people in service, look after children, and run a service throughout the year.  In today’s postmodern and pluralistic society we see a society which has made leaps in its developments to protect people all over the world, through the use of religion and particularly Christianity.  Christian doctrine speaks on equality for all and love for all in humanity which is found in the Gospel of Matthew and Luke especially.  Jesus Christ’s teachings enables us to dismantle society’s problems and advance them through the eyes of Christianity in a deeper, modern and more inclusive meaningful sense. Changes and developments in ministry now such as Female priests and bishops and Gay priests have been huge advancements for the religion but it also has been symbolic of the changes in

Beauty of God through Her Eyes

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A beauty like none other unrivalled and unmatched she casts love and purity into the world and sees a gloriful bounteous Earth filled with undestroyable beauty.  She feels as if she floats on clouds; As though the wind carries her soft soul wherever she is needed. She finds exuberant faces reassuring her work is fulfilled and her strength grows with every gentle touch.  Her life is an emulation of her mother’s for she realises beauty is within. Everyday she thinks of her family and close friends and restores her faith Allah will continually guide her for them and her in a true and right direction.  Her love never fails and her dream for happiness never surrenders. She dreams happiness for people of the Earth and replenishes a thirst for freedom and peace. She sees a bounteous and prosperous future for all humanity.  Her love flows like the tide in tumults and she makes waves in her every move – waves of power and prowess, of prestige and pride.  Love lik

UK Leaving EU June 2016

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The referendum soon to take place this month will decide the fate of UK on whether it will remain as an active participant and member of the European Union. There are many concerns surrounding the UK Exit from the EU because of the immediate damage it will cause to migrant workers who work in Europe and abroad, and are protected and assisted by EU law and regulation, which on exiting the EU will fade without proper EU support or backing.  UK as a member of the EU retains many employment laws for workers, protects people from crime because of the cohesion it creates, and those who benefit now could more than likely suffer from its loss. EU business and employment law assists in resolving jurisdictional contractual disputes; encouraging placement of workers; and allowing wages to be paid in domiciled places of residence, all of which help the UK economy and foreign economies. Business relations with EU countries are strongly dependent upon EU business regulations, domestic

Theory of Democratic Confederalism and Conflict in Middle East / Love your neighbour June 2016

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The theory of Democratic Confederalism may have its uses in helping and advancing the political situation in the area previously known as Kurdistan and also for the rest of the Middle East.  Confederalism however in context should refer to the surrounding patchwork between the borders of Iran, Turkey and Syria and with properly recognised political representation in all three states, which is the Democratic part.  The region on the borders between Iran, Turkey and Syria have main regions aiming to incorporate a new vision for a better and more peaceful way, in both politics and society.   The idea of intertwining a confederacy type of unification in this region is helpful when and only when it is represented in a democracy.  The lack of an unrepresented confederacy can be harmful, as it results in civil conflict due to the differences between a desirable fair representation and an undesirable unruly autonomous representation. Ideology which combats autonomous relig

[Martin Luther King Jr. on Non-violence and Operation of Gods Love] + [Mahatma Gandhi Spiritual Message on God (1931)]

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