A genetic disorder is caused by mutations, ultimately causing more than four thousand different d... more A genetic disorder is caused by mutations, ultimately causing more than four thousand different diseases. Just because a person suffers from a genetic mutation does not necessarily mean that they will suffer from the disease or disorder it has the potential to cause. The causes of genetic disorders, specifically Retinitis Pigmentosa, will be discussed in this paper, along with The Chromosomal Theory of Inheritance.
According to Demographics of India (2016), India's current population holds almost 18% of the ent... more According to Demographics of India (2016), India's current population holds almost 18% of the entire world's population, and it is projected to be the world's most populous country in year 2025. By year 2050, it is expected to outgrow China at 1.6 billion people. China is currently having many issues, and has had to implement various strategies in order to maintain a lower population growth rate, such as monitoring the allowance of children. What does this mean for India?
The historical relationship between Japan and China is as longstanding as the countries themselve... more The historical relationship between Japan and China is as longstanding as the countries themselves, and so has helped to shape each country into what it is today. The relationship of the countries, along with the effects of such on political and economic development, will be discussed in this paper.
Asia is one of the leading economic capitals of the world today. There are many different economi... more Asia is one of the leading economic capitals of the world today. There are many different economic organizations that have spread all throughout Asia, as well as their surrounding neighbors. In this paper, five different (active) economic organizations of Asia will be discussed, as well as their roles in economic and political development, and their regional influence.
Asia is one of the leading economic capitals of the world today. There are many different economi... more Asia is one of the leading economic capitals of the world today. There are many different economic organizations that have spread all throughout Asia, as well as their surrounding neighbors. In this paper, five different (active) economic organizations of Asia will be discussed, as well as their roles in economic and political development, and their regional influence.
Since the early civilizations of China, the people and the culture has learned to adapt to variou... more Since the early civilizations of China, the people and the culture has learned to adapt to various circumstances in order to thrive. This has not only helped the expansion of the Chinese people, culture, and language, but has tremendously helped their economic development as well. Growth of China as a World Power
There are many religions of the world, some of them classified as Eastern religions, and some of ... more There are many religions of the world, some of them classified as Eastern religions, and some of them classified as Western religions. In this paper, the Western religions will be discussed comparatively to Judaism, also considered a Western religion. Buddhism and Hinduism are staples of the Eastern religions, while the three main religions of the West include Judaism, Christianity, and Islam.
Muhammad, a prophet in the Islamic religion, was born in 570 CE Mecca, which is now Saudi Arabia.... more Muhammad, a prophet in the Islamic religion, was born in 570 CE Mecca, which is now Saudi Arabia. Much of what is remembered of him is found in his sermons and other teachings in the Qur’an. Hadiths, translated to “recollections” or “narratives” are also found in the Qur’an. Allah, Islam’s god, is the creator and the only one worshiped. In this text, the Islamic religion will be discussed. Keywords: Islam, Muhammad, Allah, Religion, Muslim, Islamic, Qur’an, Five Pillars, Ramadan
Mahayana Buddhism is a major branch of Buddhism, and is practiced in China, Tibet, Japan, and Kor... more Mahayana Buddhism is a major branch of Buddhism, and is practiced in China, Tibet, Japan, and Korea. "The tradition emerged around the 1 st century ad and is typically concerned with altruistically oriented spiritual practice as embodied in the ideal of the bodhisattva" The word,
The growth of Hinduism is in part to several factors. Because of the warm climate, people do not ... more The growth of Hinduism is in part to several factors. Because of the warm climate, people do not feel the need to have many material possessions, such as extra clothing, housing, and things of that nature. This has, in turn, strengthened religious beliefs, practices, and values. With the growth of the modern world happening simultaneously, the religion has been faced with conflict and changes.
Contrary to popular belief, the Jewish religion is quite similar to other monotheistic religions,... more Contrary to popular belief, the Jewish religion is quite similar to other monotheistic religions, like Christianity and Islam. What will be discussed in this paper is the Jewish historical account of Moses, and how an influential man made a remarkable impact on Jewish history.
Chinese culture is one of the oldest and most traditional in the world, having been influenced by... more Chinese culture is one of the oldest and most traditional in the world, having been influenced by many great religious practitioners, leaders, and thinkers. Confucius, being one of the most influential, lived from 551-479 BC. After years of torment and social disorder, Confucianism was born, leading to the official adoption not only by the Chinese people, but Chinese rulers as well. Confucianism
Hinduism Handout • Because of the placement in India were Hinduism began, it held together the re... more Hinduism Handout • Because of the placement in India were Hinduism began, it held together the religion and shielded outside influences from changing its structure. • The Hindu people of India mostly lived outdoors and had few material possessions. • Religious beliefs were strengthened by discipline. • The Great River of Ganges is a sacred river that is worshipped. • Hinduism is similar to other religions, such as Jainism, Buddhism, and Christianity because of beliefs in respecting nature, karma, and trinity. • Hinduism is different than other religions like Christianity because of vastly different beliefs in " Heaven " and " Hell. " • Ahisma is a big part of the Hindu religion, and teaches people to demonstrate a lifelong practice of nonviolence. This means nonviolence to people, plants, animals, and even things. • Each Hindu temple is unique, and rarely are two the same. • The Hindu universe is square and surrounded by mountains, often being replicated in the form of various Hindu temples. • It is the goal of the Hindus to reach the top of the temple, as that is where the gods live. Thus, reaching it is also reaching unity with them. • The level in which is reached in the temple is largely in part due to karma. Progress is made through many lives. • There are approximately 300,000,000 gods and other deities in the Hindu religion, and approximately 1,000,000,000 Hindus. • Buddha is a deity in the Hindu religion. • Varanasi is considered the holiest city of Hinduism, and is also the oldest inhabited city in the world. • The Great River of Ganges is a symbol of one Hindu god's love for the earth and the people of the earth. • Aarti is a thanksgiving ceremony practiced in the Hindu religion. Offerings are made to Brahma. • People often offer oil lamps to thank for the light of day and the light of life, showing humility while saying, " Brahma, you are everything, and I am nothing. All I can offer is this small light, which will be blown out by a passing wind. " • In Hinduism, it is believed that women are on this earth to help and aid their husbands. They are shown respect as daughters, mothers, and wives. • Women should perform obligatory duties to their husbands, and allow the family tradition to continue growing.
Mythology is something that has stood firm since ancient times, as far back as the history of peo... more Mythology is something that has stood firm since ancient times, as far back as the history of people. Despite the many cultural differences among various myths and epics, if one takes the time to pay attention to detail, many similarities can be seen as well. In this essay, two very well-known cultures and their myths will be discussed: Greek mythology, and Biblical mythology.
Although there are vast differences from ancient to contemporary times, one thing they still have... more Although there are vast differences from ancient to contemporary times, one thing they still have in common is the presence of mythology. Mythology has been around just as long as the people who create, share and take part in the growth of myths and epics. This is one of the ways that culture and tradition are preserved through the generations. Without it and the guidance it provides ourselves and our people, who knows where we would be.
“It is very tempting for people not to think, to remain submerged in reality rather than aware of... more “It is very tempting for people not to think, to remain submerged in reality rather than aware of it, to be carried along by the current of events rather than creating their destiny through thoughtful, independent choices” (Chaffee, 2013). In this paper, the importance of philosophy is discussed in practical terms. Why is it important? What purpose does it serve and what reasons do people have for pursuing an education in it? How can this affect my life? The major branches of philosophy, which are Metaphysics, Epistemology, Ethics, Political & Social, Aesthetics and Logic, are also discussed along with the contributing questions specific to each branch and what each branch focuses on.
Summary of “Acute Effects of Qigong Exercise on Mood and Anxiety” by Mattias Johansson, Peter Has... more Summary of “Acute Effects of Qigong Exercise on Mood and Anxiety” by Mattias Johansson, Peter Hassmen, and John Jouper (2008).
A genetic disorder is caused by mutations, ultimately causing more than four thousand different d... more A genetic disorder is caused by mutations, ultimately causing more than four thousand different diseases. Just because a person suffers from a genetic mutation does not necessarily mean that they will suffer from the disease or disorder it has the potential to cause. The causes of genetic disorders, specifically Retinitis Pigmentosa, will be discussed in this paper, along with The Chromosomal Theory of Inheritance.
According to Demographics of India (2016), India's current population holds almost 18% of the ent... more According to Demographics of India (2016), India's current population holds almost 18% of the entire world's population, and it is projected to be the world's most populous country in year 2025. By year 2050, it is expected to outgrow China at 1.6 billion people. China is currently having many issues, and has had to implement various strategies in order to maintain a lower population growth rate, such as monitoring the allowance of children. What does this mean for India?
The historical relationship between Japan and China is as longstanding as the countries themselve... more The historical relationship between Japan and China is as longstanding as the countries themselves, and so has helped to shape each country into what it is today. The relationship of the countries, along with the effects of such on political and economic development, will be discussed in this paper.
Asia is one of the leading economic capitals of the world today. There are many different economi... more Asia is one of the leading economic capitals of the world today. There are many different economic organizations that have spread all throughout Asia, as well as their surrounding neighbors. In this paper, five different (active) economic organizations of Asia will be discussed, as well as their roles in economic and political development, and their regional influence.
Asia is one of the leading economic capitals of the world today. There are many different economi... more Asia is one of the leading economic capitals of the world today. There are many different economic organizations that have spread all throughout Asia, as well as their surrounding neighbors. In this paper, five different (active) economic organizations of Asia will be discussed, as well as their roles in economic and political development, and their regional influence.
Since the early civilizations of China, the people and the culture has learned to adapt to variou... more Since the early civilizations of China, the people and the culture has learned to adapt to various circumstances in order to thrive. This has not only helped the expansion of the Chinese people, culture, and language, but has tremendously helped their economic development as well. Growth of China as a World Power
There are many religions of the world, some of them classified as Eastern religions, and some of ... more There are many religions of the world, some of them classified as Eastern religions, and some of them classified as Western religions. In this paper, the Western religions will be discussed comparatively to Judaism, also considered a Western religion. Buddhism and Hinduism are staples of the Eastern religions, while the three main religions of the West include Judaism, Christianity, and Islam.
Muhammad, a prophet in the Islamic religion, was born in 570 CE Mecca, which is now Saudi Arabia.... more Muhammad, a prophet in the Islamic religion, was born in 570 CE Mecca, which is now Saudi Arabia. Much of what is remembered of him is found in his sermons and other teachings in the Qur’an. Hadiths, translated to “recollections” or “narratives” are also found in the Qur’an. Allah, Islam’s god, is the creator and the only one worshiped. In this text, the Islamic religion will be discussed. Keywords: Islam, Muhammad, Allah, Religion, Muslim, Islamic, Qur’an, Five Pillars, Ramadan
Mahayana Buddhism is a major branch of Buddhism, and is practiced in China, Tibet, Japan, and Kor... more Mahayana Buddhism is a major branch of Buddhism, and is practiced in China, Tibet, Japan, and Korea. "The tradition emerged around the 1 st century ad and is typically concerned with altruistically oriented spiritual practice as embodied in the ideal of the bodhisattva" The word,
The growth of Hinduism is in part to several factors. Because of the warm climate, people do not ... more The growth of Hinduism is in part to several factors. Because of the warm climate, people do not feel the need to have many material possessions, such as extra clothing, housing, and things of that nature. This has, in turn, strengthened religious beliefs, practices, and values. With the growth of the modern world happening simultaneously, the religion has been faced with conflict and changes.
Contrary to popular belief, the Jewish religion is quite similar to other monotheistic religions,... more Contrary to popular belief, the Jewish religion is quite similar to other monotheistic religions, like Christianity and Islam. What will be discussed in this paper is the Jewish historical account of Moses, and how an influential man made a remarkable impact on Jewish history.
Chinese culture is one of the oldest and most traditional in the world, having been influenced by... more Chinese culture is one of the oldest and most traditional in the world, having been influenced by many great religious practitioners, leaders, and thinkers. Confucius, being one of the most influential, lived from 551-479 BC. After years of torment and social disorder, Confucianism was born, leading to the official adoption not only by the Chinese people, but Chinese rulers as well. Confucianism
Hinduism Handout • Because of the placement in India were Hinduism began, it held together the re... more Hinduism Handout • Because of the placement in India were Hinduism began, it held together the religion and shielded outside influences from changing its structure. • The Hindu people of India mostly lived outdoors and had few material possessions. • Religious beliefs were strengthened by discipline. • The Great River of Ganges is a sacred river that is worshipped. • Hinduism is similar to other religions, such as Jainism, Buddhism, and Christianity because of beliefs in respecting nature, karma, and trinity. • Hinduism is different than other religions like Christianity because of vastly different beliefs in " Heaven " and " Hell. " • Ahisma is a big part of the Hindu religion, and teaches people to demonstrate a lifelong practice of nonviolence. This means nonviolence to people, plants, animals, and even things. • Each Hindu temple is unique, and rarely are two the same. • The Hindu universe is square and surrounded by mountains, often being replicated in the form of various Hindu temples. • It is the goal of the Hindus to reach the top of the temple, as that is where the gods live. Thus, reaching it is also reaching unity with them. • The level in which is reached in the temple is largely in part due to karma. Progress is made through many lives. • There are approximately 300,000,000 gods and other deities in the Hindu religion, and approximately 1,000,000,000 Hindus. • Buddha is a deity in the Hindu religion. • Varanasi is considered the holiest city of Hinduism, and is also the oldest inhabited city in the world. • The Great River of Ganges is a symbol of one Hindu god's love for the earth and the people of the earth. • Aarti is a thanksgiving ceremony practiced in the Hindu religion. Offerings are made to Brahma. • People often offer oil lamps to thank for the light of day and the light of life, showing humility while saying, " Brahma, you are everything, and I am nothing. All I can offer is this small light, which will be blown out by a passing wind. " • In Hinduism, it is believed that women are on this earth to help and aid their husbands. They are shown respect as daughters, mothers, and wives. • Women should perform obligatory duties to their husbands, and allow the family tradition to continue growing.
Mythology is something that has stood firm since ancient times, as far back as the history of peo... more Mythology is something that has stood firm since ancient times, as far back as the history of people. Despite the many cultural differences among various myths and epics, if one takes the time to pay attention to detail, many similarities can be seen as well. In this essay, two very well-known cultures and their myths will be discussed: Greek mythology, and Biblical mythology.
Although there are vast differences from ancient to contemporary times, one thing they still have... more Although there are vast differences from ancient to contemporary times, one thing they still have in common is the presence of mythology. Mythology has been around just as long as the people who create, share and take part in the growth of myths and epics. This is one of the ways that culture and tradition are preserved through the generations. Without it and the guidance it provides ourselves and our people, who knows where we would be.
“It is very tempting for people not to think, to remain submerged in reality rather than aware of... more “It is very tempting for people not to think, to remain submerged in reality rather than aware of it, to be carried along by the current of events rather than creating their destiny through thoughtful, independent choices” (Chaffee, 2013). In this paper, the importance of philosophy is discussed in practical terms. Why is it important? What purpose does it serve and what reasons do people have for pursuing an education in it? How can this affect my life? The major branches of philosophy, which are Metaphysics, Epistemology, Ethics, Political & Social, Aesthetics and Logic, are also discussed along with the contributing questions specific to each branch and what each branch focuses on.
Summary of “Acute Effects of Qigong Exercise on Mood and Anxiety” by Mattias Johansson, Peter Has... more Summary of “Acute Effects of Qigong Exercise on Mood and Anxiety” by Mattias Johansson, Peter Hassmen, and John Jouper (2008).
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Keywords: Islam, Muhammad, Allah, Religion, Muslim, Islamic, Qur’an, Five Pillars, Ramadan
Keywords: Islam, Muhammad, Allah, Religion, Muslim, Islamic, Qur’an, Five Pillars, Ramadan