… The idea that God created our world, that God is perfect and good but the fact that evil still exists amongst us is something that is difficult to grasp but is necessary to realize. Why does evil exist? Why is there original sin in the ‘perfect’…

… an antiquated moral philosophy, with roots in ancient Greece and brought to fruition during the Christian medieval period. Natural law theory is based on casual observations of nature with a projection of cultural values imbued into these observations.…

… with a relatively fixed territorial location, sharing a common culture and common activities. There is cultural and institutional interdependence between members of the society and they are, to some extent, differentiated from other communities and group…

… Alexis de Toqueville was a Frenchman who traveled the United States of America from 1830 to 1835. During his travels of the United States, Toqueville kept journals about the way of life and government in the places he visited. When Toqueville…

… obey the law? Is the government really necessary? Thomas Hobbes addresses these questions along with others in his Leviathan. His arguments promote the need for absolute authority. He says people are self-interested and very competitive. Without…

… began to feel powerless. Terrorized in their own neighborhoods by criminals, who go in and out of the legal system, Californians began to believe there was no justice for them. Ironically, many people feared so much the gangs, drug dealers, pushers,…

… Book Encyclopedia, Don C. Gibbons states that juvenile delinquency usually refers to the violation of a law by a juvenile (169). More and more juveniles are committing more serious crimes everyday, and most of these juveniles are repeat offenders.…

… world has brought about new areas of concern for sociologists and criminologists. With more and more people populated our nation there is greater need for government-regulated programs to adapt with the increase. One aspect of society that has had to…

… and conflict, within and between societies, whereby the human species goes about organising the use, production and distribution of human, natural and other resources in the course of the production and reproduction of its biological and social…

… affect the timber industry today compare to that of a hundred years ago? In the early years of West Virginia’s statehood there was a government that tried to build it’s own identity. Starting out as an underdeveloped state that was rich in natural…