The Three Worlds: The Historical World

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The Three Worlds
The historical world is all history; however, it does not mean we are not to give credit to events that happened thousands of years ago. As many heroes such as Martin Luther King and others who die in the fight for human dignity, heroes are usually known for advocating for others that have no voice. Jesus died advocating for us. However, the Bible prevails and it is commonly known for its authoritative written laws that generally mention, and frequently human history.
If we pay close attention to laws written in the judicial system these are often written from a “human dignity” viewpoint. Although the cultural and social settings are, total different and vary from one country to another. I do think that, there should be in

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