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Introduction  Marijuana is considered as a sacred herb and the people of Jamaica consume this lot. Both ganja and marijuana are consumed in hefty quantities by and Rastafarians stresses a lot on the use of marijuana and they use marijuana for medicinal purposes and for religious practice. The relationship of marijuana with the religion of…

Akira Kurosawa’s Rashomon (1950) involves the rape of Masago, wife of the samurai Takehiro, by the bandit Tajomaru in a forest as the samurai was escorting his wife on the road from Sekiyama to Yamashina. The rape occurs in front of the husband who is, first tricked into, and, then tied to a tree by…

The Four Spiritual Laws, an intellectual method of evangelism developed by Dr. Bill Bright in 1952, presents four spiritual laws governing one’s relationship with God. According to CampusCrusade.com, these laws are: (1) God loves you and has a remarkable plan for your life. (2) Sin causes humanity to be separated from God and unable to…

During the process of planetary markets and production, there are some ethical issues in overlapped-cultural scenes that salesmen and business communities are confronting. In this article, basic methods in marketing moralss have been reconsidered for international ethical declaration and determination devising. Ethical motives Problems in the procedure of International concern are linked to each other….

Jacob, born as a deceiver, emerged from Rebekah’s womb clutching the heel of his older brother Esau, laying the foundation for the deceptive path he would soon embark on. However, Jacob was also bestowed with God’s promise to become the father of Nations and be revered by his people. How can someone with a deceitful…

Islamic life is centered on the physical practice of prayer (salat). With that the religion of Islam itself is based in the methodical movement through which Muslims show their devotion to Allah. The prayer begins with the devotee standing, bending slowly into a sitting position and ending in full prostration. Bowing fully onto the ground…

“Death by Scrabble,” an engaging short tale by Charlie Fish, immerses readers in a tense, hostile, and unsettling environment. A game of Scrabble serves as the unusual starting point for a series of bizarre and fatalistic occurrences, which take place against the background of an average living room. The narrative is a superb examination of…

“The Crucible” by Arthur Miller is a powerful meditation on the perils of frenzy, mob mentality, and the results of blind faith. The drama presents a frightening investigation of human psychology and the murky corners of collective dread, all against the somber background of the Salem witch trials. Quotes from the play often go beyond…

Is it right to kill? This ethical question has been asked throughout time, I believe there is no straightforward answer for it, and this is a debatable question as it can change according to the situation. Many people have different opinions and views on if killing is right or wrong. In this essay, I will…

There are differing views on whether religion promotes social change in society. Some theorists argue that religion acts as a conservative force, preserving the existing order, while others believe it can be a catalyst for social change and even spark revolutions. However, the ongoing challenge lies in the absence of a universally accepted definition of…