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this presentation lays out the many reasons and techniques for promoting and practicing forgiveness in our lives.
While applicable for everyone, this like all of our presentations is specifically designed for caregivers in a long-term care environment.
I download this document from heinonline,through University of Colombo server. I wish to share this documents with my students in Public International Law course for academic purposes.
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This presentation contains, what is tolerance & it's types & what we should tolerate & what we shouldn't.
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In response to Jacinta and Emily post, agree or disagree with their assessment of cultural relativism. Be sure to justify your opinion.
Jacinta post
This is a tough question, because I do believe people can eat, and do whatever their cultural behaviors have taught them. I could say I would never drink cows blood because those aren’t my cultural behaviors and at the same time I can’t frown upon someone who’s cultural behaviors allow that. I can say that cultural relativism should always be applied without exception and that all depends on the enculturation of that individual even if it involves a breach of human rights or what I think is a breach of human rights according to my enculturation’s. Though, I might believe that monogamy is the only true way to be married, those who believe in polygamy or polyandry also believe that is the true way to be married. Neither is wrong if that is the cultural behavior.
Emily post
Thinking and reflecting on cultural relativism is a very deep, intense subject and process. By apply this practice that means that people have to keep their opinions to themselves and allow others to be whoever and whatever it is that they believe. I personally find this true, that no ideology or belief shall be pushed upon someone else who doesn’t hold the same morals, values, or beliefs. Practicing cultural relativism would allow for different societies to thrive in their own culture and communities. I believe it would eliminate or drastically reduce the amount of biased and social disadvantages certain ethnic groups are put into and eliminated from.
On the other hand, what if certain culture activities breached human rights? Like that of Hitler in Germany during WW2. His cultural relativism was the belief that Jews were inferior to the Nazis. Even though this was his opinion, he overstepped his boundaries when he pushed his agenda and beliefs onto others who did not think the same way. This was one of the biggest violations of ethical values that has happened in the 20thcentury. It is the same as white Europeans taking African slaves and forcing them to do the labor that produced their food and crops which made their economy thrive. This might be how Europeans believed, but it was also morally and ethically wrong. And the same as taking the Native Americans land for the benefit of white Europeans and their settlement in a foreign land. All the while slaughtering millions in the name of God. I firmly believe that people love an excuse for their behavior and putting a made-up definition such as Manifest Destiny gives them an excuse to cover up their sin and not have to take responsibility for their wrong, deceitful and inhumane actions.
So, when it comes to cultural activities and human rights, I do think that everyone is entitled by just being human to practice their cultures and beliefs, but not at the expense of someone else’s life or sacrifice.
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Tolerance (1)
1.
2. Tolerance can be simply stated as the ability to accept
diversity and to live and let others live. It is the act of
enduring practices that are not related to you or you don’t
approve of. A person having a high tolerance quotient would
be able to practice a fair and objective behaviour towards
those whose opinions differ from his opinions. By being
tolerant, you are respecting and learning from others,
valuing differences, bridging cultural gaps, rejecting unfair
stereotypes, discovering common ground, and creating new
bonds. Tolerance, in many ways, is the opposite of
prejudice.
4. Of course not. Behaviors
that disrespect others, like
being mean or bullying, or
behaviors like lying or
stealing, should not be
tolerated. Tolerance means to
treating others the way you
would like to be treated.
5. In America, racial
tolerance has become so
important because of the
humungous number of
immigrants over there. That
means that the economic
future of the children of
white Americans
increasingly will depend on
the talents of nonwhite
Americans. If racial
tolerance is not practiced
over there, the U.S. will
become a second-rate
power. If they succeed in
accepting the difference
among the various races,
America and all Americans
will be enriched together.
6. In the aftermath of September 11th, 2001, President Al
Gore courageously leads the nation into a new Age of
Tolerance following the devastating attacks on America, and
into a future that we avoided. Or have we? Beyond
compelling speculation of what Al Gores leadership might
have been at Americas critical hour based on his own words
.Age of Tolerance is an original and realistic post-9/11 novel
that goes well beyond alternate history and into the future of
a nation tamed by political correctness, where sensitivity
overshadows sense, values are mocked and producers
penalized. In other words, a nation very much like our own,
with a future that may indeed be ours if many have their
way.
7. Religious tolerance in many philisofical circles is
now known as the “new tolerance”. This is the
politically correct position that all beliefs and life
styles should be accepted no matter how illogical.
It seems that the only exception to new tolerance
is Christianity, because of its so-called “exclusive”
nature. The biblical and traditional position of
tolerance in Christianity is to be tolerant of all
people and religious beliefs, but intolerant of sin.
The emergence of the New tolerance
philosophy, by simply changing the definition in a
subtle way and merging the behavior that requires
tolerance with the person himself, has turned the
concept of religious tolerance upside down. This
subtle change in the definition is based upon the
philosophy of relative truth. Relative truth negates
the belief that some beliefs are true and some are
false. As a consequence, all beliefs are equally
valid and all must be accepted. Combining the
behavior with the person makes anyone not
accepting the behavior “intolerant”. Consequently,
by accepting the New tolerance we’ve gone from
rejecting bad behavior to accepting it.