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…sentence. At the age of 60, Manson has been up for parole eight times, but has been rejected every time (Crime Library 1-9). “People worry about this man they way they worry about cancer and earthquakes”(Crime Library 1), and no truer words have been…

…of droughts, which caused destruction of crops, were tragedies the people of Massachusetts faced. They also endured a fire in Boston in 1691, which destroyed a lot of their town. The same year, the people of Massachusetts felt the aftermath of an earthquake…

…predict when a disaster will happen and this could aid people in their food production. We get flooding, erosion of the topsoil, hurricanes, tornadoes, droughts, early frosts, earthquakes, etc., but there is not one thing we can do to stop these disasters from…

…) to aid others in need. In contrast, a natural evil is one that is brought about through no fault of morally free agents. The most common example of a natural evil would be suffering caused by a catastrophic event, such as a hurricane, earthquake, or flood…

…, making his religion that of convenience. Crusoe has a dream while ill and after experiencing an earthquake, seeing a terrible man descend from the heavens, declaring, "Seeing all these Things have not brought thee to Repentance, now thou shalt die (65…

…recovering from Sept. 11th and the events, which rocked our nation forever. Families were torn apart, many loved ones perished, and overall our people felt the emotional earthquake which hit New York just eight months ago. Yet together we are uniting as a people…

…as the Black Death, is thought to have begun in China in the early 1330s. Reliable chronicles tell of an outbreak of the plague in China, beginning in 1331. Sources in Latin, Arabic, and Chinese tell of numerous natural disasters such as floods and earthquakes…

…knowledge of possible future earthquakes and forensic science assists in bringing criminals to justice. Even though science is greatly beneficial to the human race, it has its negative sides being destructive, harming innocent people through power abuse…

…disasters (severe ice conditions, seismic activity, and earthquakes). It should be noted that hydrocarbon gases are piped over great distances totaling many thousands of kilometers. These pipelines cross hundreds of water bodies. Possible pipeline damages can…

…in the same way as cyclones or earthquakes. People make their own history, sometimes violently and sometimes inexplicably. The forces at work can be very complex. And yet, if we are to be successful at preventing deadly conflicts, we must have a clearer…