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Hey Folks! So today's topic is Morality, Relativism, and of course, the all assuming question circulating both. Is Relativism correct in it's viewpoint? Is there absolute truth? How does this pertain to life? Well, in my class this week, I wrote the following paper on these subjects and mostly their status surrounding the question, "Well, that may be true for you, but it isn't true for me." I will say that by no means am I an expert on these subjects or have a perfect view in any regard, but I hope that you enjoy it at some level. :) I am merely stating facts. I don't mean to start any fights or "word tussles" on here at all, just a viewpoint. This exercise mainly was a huge help in my convictions and in the solidarity with which I believe in the most important absolute truth of today: God. :) So grab some snacks and a positive outlook and enjoy! - Lindsay "It may be true for you, but it’s not for me." -A Critique-        ...

Hey Everyone!! So - one of my classes this week has been on Marriage and Family, and the assignment that I chose was to observe a marriage that I knew fairly well and write a paper on it, it's strengths and weaknesses, etc. And this is the result! I must say that I am fairly proud of it, because I poured my heart and soul into every word. And because the content of it and the marriage I chose to write on are near and dear to my heart. You can already guess the couple I chose to observe, right?! Yup! My own wonderful parents!!! So grab some popcorn and a good cup of Earl Grey tea and enjoy my favorite love story ever. 💗💕💑 (I guess you could say this is my pre-Valentine's Day gift to you all!) - L ~~~~~~~ Rhonda and Patrick Miles were married on July 11th, 1992, in the beautiful woodland park in the Jemes Mountains of New Mexico. It was a beautiful day, and my mother had walked beside her dad up the aisle with her white dress billowing in the wind, while my father st...