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• Using a computer every day can have more negative than positive effects on children. Do you agree or disagree?

  In today’s modern world, computers are an essential part of everyday life. Around the globe, children often use computers from a very young age. Although it is important for children to participate in various well-balanced activities, in my opinion, children who use the computer daily are actually developing a critical skill for future success. The bases for my views are personal, academic, and professional. From a personal point of view, computers are an invaluable resource to help young people explore the world around them.

• standards of morality generally improve as societies become more developed.

  we should acknowledge from the start that,throughout human history,there have been examples of both good and bad behaviour. the question we need to answer is whether people’s behaviour has generally improved or declined as civilivation developes.

• The national newspaper in my country

  The national newspaper in my country can be divided into two main categories- broadsheets and tabloids. The broadsheets are big and the tabloids are the same size as magazine. In general terms, the broadsheets are serious newspaper, which mainly contain news from the country and abroad. The tabloids focus less on actual news and more on either gossip about celebrities or controversial social issues. The broadsheets are written in a sophisticated style.

• religion

  Nowadays, we can communicate with people all over the world, due to the Internet and travelling. We can meet people with different personalities and behaviours. It is a good way to make friends, so our convictions and religion do not disturb us. Unfortunately, there is a stereotype in the air, that “religious people usually behave better than non-religious people”. Should we judge other people by their faith? My view is that it doesn’t depend on the religion, but on the human’s character.

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  ESSAY: RELIGIOUS PEOPLE USUALLY BEHAVE BETTER THAN NON-RELIGIOUS PEOPLE. DO YOU AGREE? Nowadays, we can communicate with people all over the world, due to the Internet and travelling. We can meet people with different personalities and behaviours. It is a good way to make friends, so our convictions and religion do not disturb us. Unfortunately, there is a stereotype in the air, that “religious people usually behave better than non-religious people”.

• Are Religious People “Better” People?

  I feel the same way. I feel like being a spiritual/religious person doesn’t mean you don’t stumble. It just means that spiritual pursuits are important to us, are set at a priority. Another side to this, though, is should a religious person be holding themselves/be held to a higher standard than not religious people? There’s an aspect of I should “know better” because I’m spiritual. I guess it comes from the idea that I have a belief in a God who could discipline me if I weren’t being “good” but that an atheist doesn’t have to worry about pleasing anyone.

• religious people

  Nowadays, we can communicate with people all over the world, due to the Internet and travelling. We can meet people with different personalities and behaviours. It is a good way to make friends, so our convictions and religion do not disturb us. Unfortunately, there is a stereotype in the air, that “religious people usually behave better than non-religious people”. Should we judge other people by their faith? My view is that it doesn’t depend on the religion, but on the human’s character.

• Advantages of Cycling

  Cycling is environmentally friendly and does not contribute to air or noise pollution. It is a great way to reduce your carbon footprint. Cycling is a great form of exercise, providing a boost to your heart health, muscle strength and coordination. In addition, you’ve got access to plenty of fresh air. Cycling can also be a more convenient way to move around in busy cities or towns due to easily maneuvering through traffic.

• Do you agree that the best things in life are free?

  Nowadays in this world people think that money is one of the most or the most important thing in life. This is partly true. Money makes some things easier to obtain, but I think that we can’t buy the best things in life, such as feelings, knowledge, family or friends. So this is not an easy to confirm. First of all, feelings like love, happiness, friendship are certainly free. We can’t buy people for any price.

• religious people usually behave better than non-religious

  Nowadays, we can communicate with people all over the world, due to the Internet and travelling. We can meet people with different personalities and behaviours. It is a good way to make friends, so our convictions and religion do not disturb us. Unfortunately, there is a stereotype in the air, that “religious people usually behave better than non-religious people”. Should we judge other people by their faith? My view is that it doesn’t depend on the religion, but on the human’s character.