Philosophy, science and religion: a response

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Philosophy can mitigate the difference between science and religion in modern society. Western thought is torn between science and religion. This is another version of the struggle between reason and morality. Reason is a Socratic concept while faith and morality have been carried over from Judaicand Christian thought. Ideally, the ancient philosophers of Greece suggested a demarcation between worldly wisdom and spiritual contentment.

Social aspects, Appreciation, Philosophy, Religion and science, Philosophy, Ancient, Ancient philosophy

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Political competition and electoral fraud: a Latin American case study

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Issues regarding how sociological factors and institutional arrangements shape political behavior and electoral fraud activities in Latin America are examined.

Latin America, Analysis, Political aspects, Elections, Political corruption, Crime, Politics, Election fraud

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