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How, Religious conflict can lead to worldwide war.
The history of religious conflicts is replete with examples of how they have been a major source of unrest and bloodshed contributing to wars and other conflicts throughout the ages. Given the world society that we live in today, can religious conflict escalate into global wars? By using such examples as are found in history and those found presently as well as analyzing the complex connections between politics, religion, and economics, this paper delves into the complexities surrounding this important subject matter. It is worth investigating these aspects for if religious differences could go further than regional limits, it might be a serious threat to peace all over the world.
By Subrata Mondal2 years ago in Journal
A Very Personal Journal
The past six years I've relied most on my Aunt Lia, who was the only person there for me when I got out of jail. She saw that my soul was amputated and she did her best to revive me. I looked for work, but I was mostly homeless with the exception of her allowing me to stay at her place or my husband (now ex) allowing me to stay at his place. Every trauma I've ever experienced has been twisting inside my soul for the past six years as I've tried to reclaim myself and my life. I still feel like I've done nothing and can do nothing even after all of my efforts for six years. I have nothing to show for my survival of the trauma and nothing to show for my survival of any incident where I was victimized --- except for my exceptional proverbial "violin" playing which has become cumbersome to those who helped the most (specifically Aunt Lia and my ex George). Yet for all their help, I know without an ounce of a doubt, that my lack of having anything else to share but a violin song is not because of lack of effort, or goodness, or "positive thinking". I know this without an ounce of doubt. It it simply because I had more enemies than friends. Perhaps I wore out the patience and kindness and generousity of the two most helpful friends I had (Lia and George), but when I have nothing but my violin song to play, what are my options? The only option I see at all, is to find new friends.
By Shanon Angermeyer Norman2 years ago in Journal
Why We Are Failing To Create Leaders
There is No Denying the Truth. We have a Leadership Deficit in Today's World. There has been an Outcry from Employees, Businesses, Teams, and Organizations for New Leaders to Create the Future for Decades.
By H.E. Dr. Cody Dakota Wooten, COIE, DFM, DHM2 years ago in Journal
Manu Bhaker - the beacon of hope for women in the gendered narrative of Indian sports
Manu Bhaker - the beacon of hope for women in the gendered narrative of Indian sports When a woman empowers herself in the endeavours of what she is excellent at, the ripple effect of her success serves as a beacon of hope and inspiration to millions of other women who aspire to accomplish their dreams. The road to success in sports for a woman in India is filled with narratives of disparity, prejudice, harassment and societal shunning. While many fall prey to injustice in their odyssey towards their goals, I find ecstasy and bliss in celebrating Manu Bhaker’s journey to secure a bronze medal in the Olympics. In this article, I examine the current status of Indian women in sports through the lens of the legendary victory of Manu Bhaker.
By Hridya Sharma2 years ago in Journal
