The Reality World of Famine
Let us open our eyes on this topic. This article is too short to be an eye-opener about famine.
Today’s Titanic
A summery about a 285 page book that I wrote with God’s inspiration that concerns every human being on this planet; and its not out to save the world, but warn the world of what the man made religions know nothing of.
Relativism and Morality
Moral choices are conducted on a daily basis, by every culture, which can be viewed on an ethical scale of right or wrong, by other cultures. In her writing of “Some Moral Minima”, Lenn E. Goodman views several aspects of morality and relativism, and argues that certain things are just wrong. In this article, I will state my opinion on challenges Goodman presents to relativism. I will also provide my thoughts on if there are such universal moral requirements.
East Africa Famine
The eighties might be back in fashion, but there has been one return to our TV screens that is entirely unwelcome. That sight is of the images of famine in Africa. How can this still be a problem in 2011, and is there any hope for the future?
Refugees Helping Refugees; The Twist to The Famine in East Africa
The real heroes of Dadaab refugee camp in Kenya are the old refugees who give their monthly food rations to the more vulnerable new refugees fleeing famine in Somalia. This story shows the generosity of a group of Somali refugees who themselves live in refugee camps but still give the little they have to their fellow Somalis.
New Breakout of Rabies in Africa?
The new and unheard of breakout.
Humanity Versus Objectivity: The Emotional Turmoil of Covering Famine Story
Its easily said than done to be distant and detached from many of the disasaters and tragic stories that journalists cover all over the world. For me one particular experience took the crown in making me feel more human than ever.
Twenty Five Cents Plus Twenty Seconds Equals Helping Save a Life
A struggling single mother’s thoughts on the famine in Africa and taking the time to do what her heart knows is the right thing; Reaching out to help.
Why Do The Children Suffer?
Somalia is suffering the worst drought in many years and it seems like a hopeless situation. To think that a nation would have to endure this famine in this day and age is unconscionable, but it is happening.
An Evaluation of Amartya Sen’s Entitlement Approach to Famines
Amartya Sen examined ways in which famines could be avoided as well as means of preventing people from starving to death.
