Introduction Cultural and religious beliefs influence many aspects related to the governance of society and are often key to the development of political movements. Many researchers consider culture and religion to be integral and inseparable components. There are many definitions of religion concerning political and social matters. First, religion has the ability to undermine or […] Read more >>
Terrorism has become one of the gravest global problems of the 21st century, beginning with the attacks on 11 September 2001. Today, another problem for many countries, both Western and Eastern, is the issue of resettlement of refugees from the countries in the war and persecution. Due to the civil war of jihad, millions of […] Read more >>
Role of the UNHCR Currently, the international community is extremely worried about the increasing problem of refugees, illegal migration, and asylum-seeking, which are evident all over the world and have reached unprecedented proportions in the European Union. Refugees from war-torn countries like Syria flee from poverty, violence, repercussions, and death, while thousands of others seek […] Read more >>
Art reflects the processes that take place in society. In the 19th century, American society lived in an optimistic mode concerning the role of America in world history and understanding of its higher fate. A cultural context researched by a number of scholars reveals a national idea and ardent religiousness behind the landscape paintings of […] Read more >>
Abstract The worsening of the international situation is distinguished by the increase of the terrorist activities, destabilization processes in the Middle East, and the Russian aggression towards the European countries and has an impact on the US position in the world. In addition, US President Barack Obama failed to introduce a foreign policy that would […] Read more >>
1) In what ways was Christianity shaped by Judaism, Greek philosophy, Rome and Eastern mystery religions? Christianity started with Jesus of Nazareth who was a Jewish prophet and also a teacher who came to be believed as the son of God. Jesus taught in Israel during the time of Augustus urging for purification of the […] Read more >>
Abstract Psychogenic non-epileptic seizures, also known as PNES, are common events with physicians providing primary care and emergency medicine, pediatricians, as well as neurologists. The continued variability in the evaluation, diagnosis, and treatment of the seizures has raised much interest. Therefore, the process of current work writing was negatively influenced by the lack of proper […] Read more >>
The root of a sign language can be prehistorically traced back to the BC and up to the Renaissance period. A number of theories have tried to suggest the way a sign language originated by using scientific proofs supporting the views (Lucas, 2014). However, the precise origin of a sign language is not exactly known, […] Read more >>
Abraham Lincoln was the sixteenth, and perhaps America’s best-loved and respected president. What made him so popular and beloved? The people liked him for his intelligence, strong principles, and moral uprightness. Before his presidency, when he was rather young, Lincoln was a highly ambitious person and a self-taught lawyer. In the book about Abraham Lincoln, […] Read more >>
