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I think Wikipedia is a good site to learn stuff, provided that you check the sources. Most of the information on that site has to be sourced (you can check the source by click on the number superscript). But for something like research, I would only say Wikipedia be a guide to what your topic is about.
Anyhow, about the articles of Islamic philosophies, the general idea for each is correct, or atleast from what I learned in religions of the world.
back to the orginal question.
even tho i dont really like his attitude, michael moore's book - why do people hate america - sums a lot of it up for me. a lot of people do not like american politics and the way they tell the rest of the world to behave when there own nation is crumbling but its not the people but the way the american govnment makes there own people blind to others situations. i do not lke all UK politics or the monarchy either but at least we dont have to pretend we like it, and get dont all defensive if other people insult us coz we know its our governments fault. i know some do about europe union but thats right wingers for you. im not anti-any religion either, seems all religions are the same in making us blind but also a comfort to others. christianity has a lot to answer for todays problems.
just my opinion
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Originally Posted by TomOfSweden
my ex is a UK lecturer and their title is dr. In the US, any one with a phd is a professor. its different in europe. to be a professor here, you have to publish so many papers. i forgot my point! lol. The point is that my ex is annoyed coz its thesis marking time and she says that nearly 75% of students have referenced wikipedia instead of scientific literaure. i know thats borring so soz! lol!
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I'd have to laugh if that wasn't so serious an issue. What students will accept as valid fact astounds me.Quote:
Originally Posted by she_screams
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