Ethics

Creative writing carries with it a myriad of challenges that are more than often conflicting or ironically similar. Let me start off by setting aside specific characteristics of languages. For instance, general talk typically employs ordinary language. Hence, verbs do what they are developed to do, and this also applies to nouns.  Therefore, by examining diverse characteristics of language, it is crucial to assert that, such aspects as rhymes are characteristically poetic attribute of language...

Information technology has been continuously booming with new technological products that create a more diverse information environment.  There have been dramatic changes associated with the IT, and these changes create ethical problems and upheavals that usually have something to do with ethics.  True, there has been technological development in the arenaone that occurs when either the technological paradigm is elaborated in terms of improved concepts, theories, and methods, or in instances...

Introduction Hacking refers to reconfiguration or re-programming of a system so that it can function in ways that are not expected by the owner. Others view hacking as modification of programs or devices to provide access to features and utilities that are otherwise unavailable (Sderberg, 2007). Irrespective of the minor differences in the definitions, cases of hacking are on the increase. Hacking for purposes of expressing views have also increased with major corporations and trade blocks being...

All throughout the history of mans existence on Earth, it was evidently seen that man made use of language as a tool to communicate concepts that are produced by their respective mental processes (Larochie, Pons  Richard, 2009). The utilization of language to represent the messages that one wants to convey and share to his or her fellow men is in conjunction to the role of language in describing and representing the world around us (Larochie, Pons  Richard, 2009). In both terms, language...

The Augustinian philosophical thought is attributed to Aurelius Augustine, a North African native who in spite of being geographically far from the intellectual capitals at the time made substantial contributions to Western philosophy. He spent most of his life in his native country of North Africa and in his early years, he subscribed to a movement that was at the time known as Manichean propaganda. The Manichean propagandas ideals were the complete contrast of what became of his thoughts later...

For me, the bible is the most popular and controversial text available in history.  Many of the stories in the bible have been transformed into various media including lego versions, cartoons and even movies.  Some people find the newer versions as forms of hypocrisy but I believe that this is a good way to introduce the bible to the younger generation.  Just a few years ago, I heard that a new book for children was published and it has the theme of the bible  the protagonistsversion...

Funerals are a constant reminder of how short life is.  We were created for forever to live eternally in harmony with others and in close relationship with God, but our desire to become like God and rule ourselves stripped us of our happiness.   It all began with that one simple act of disobedience. We listened to a voice other than that of our maker giving birth to sin and opening the doorway to death.  What is a just God to do but to punish us for our disobedience we went against...

How is your faith nowadays said the main character in a demonic voice from the 1990s movie Stigmata.  That small piece of dialogue in the movie began to raise questions from all of the faithful questions that had to do with the strength of ones belief in the Divine and the Almighty, questions of whether ones faith is in fact strong enough to qualify one as a good follower.  Asking that same question nowadays would enable one to re-visit ones faith in a very critical yet valid manner because...

Understanding the natural world on the sole basis of reason without  any influence from religious dogmas was the goal of the intellectual movement called enlightenment. This movement was dominated by the thinkers of the 18th century and was called by Thomas Paine as the age of reason. Age of enlightenment is an intellectual movement that started in England in the 18th century and with it came the rebirth and recreation of the internationally-accepted view brought  about by scientific revolution...

Jean-Paul Sartre Jean-Paul Sartre (1905-1980) was a renowned French philosopher of twentieth century Europe. His highly unique political philosophy was merely influenced by the work of Marx and Hegel. From 1945 and onwards, his writings had dominated political themes which further recognized him as Europes best public intellectual of the century. One of his famous essays was Anti-Semite and Jew which had criticized French complicity in the Holocaust and defined oppression as an interpersonal recognition...