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Rev. Dr. Yb-lem Oskowitzwrote:
 
Atominism 
lIt is a metaphysical system proposed in various forms by the Greeks, Democritus (about 460-361 BCE), and Epicurus (342-270 BCE).
lIt sought to explain the functioning of the Universe by means of a hypothetical system of atoms which were the essential component of both living and non-living material.  
lAccording to this system all physical material in the Universe was supposed to consist of discrete particles, too small to be visible, called atoms were of various shapes and in continuous motion.
lThe movement of the atoms caused them to collide, and as a result of these collations it was possible for atoms to join together in different combinations to form a variety of substances.
lAlthough objects decayed or were destroyed, the atoms of which they were composed continued to exist.  
lThe movement, collision and combination of atoms operate on the principle of cause and effect.
lOne collision conditions an atom to move in a certain direction, and this atom in turn collides with another atom.
lAtoms have been in such motion for an infinite period of time. 
 
Apr. 21
Rev. Dr. Yb-lem Oskowitzwrote:
 
Dharma  
lIt is the Moral Duty that People must fulfill during each cycle of reincarnation.
lHumans are eternal and one with the cosmos, one with the energy of God = The All, The Life Force.  God is Eternal, Therefore our souls are eternal, our atoms are eternal and when the mass ends the soul and atoms go on and we change into energy and one with God, but while we are in this world just passing by we must fulfill certain missions=moral duties that is our purpose in this life time such as caring for others, helping others, being a good person, sharing your wisdom with others.
lAnd, yes, God do exist, just because we can not see certain things with our human eyes does not mean that they do not exist, for there our many things that are not visible but we all know that they exist and are there.
lIt is easy to find and see God, for God is all, everything that exist is but an extension of God, and God can be found within the heart of each individual for God is The Self, The Goodness that exist within the human heart.
Apr. 21
Rev. Dr. Yb-lem Oskowitzwrote:
 
Statistics 
nAre a set of mathematical techniques that are use by social scientists to organize and manipulate data for the purpose of answering questions and testing theories.
Apr. 14
Rev. Dr. Yb-lem Oskowitzwrote:
 
Research 
nIs any process by which information is systematically and carefully gathered for the purpose of answering questions, examining ideas, or testing theories. 
nResearch is a discipline inquiry that can take numerous forms.
Apr. 14
Rev. Dr. Yb-lem Oskowitzwrote:
 
Sharing Wisdom  
nResearch is not complete until one shares the results with other people, and I call this sharing wisdom.
Apr. 14
Rev. Dr. Yb-lem Oskowitzwrote:
 
Measurement Equivalence  
nUsing very different ways of measuring across different cultures or historical eras. 
nThe measurement method may influence outcomes.
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Rev. Dr. Yb-lem Oskowitzwrote:
 
Contextual Equivalence  
nSeeing the same event or activity in context across different cultures or historical eras.
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Rev. Dr. Yb-lem Oskowitzwrote:
 
Conceptual Equivalence  
nBeing able to apply the same concept across different cultures or historical eras.
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Rev. Dr. Yb-lem Oskowitzwrote:
 
Lexicon Equivalence  
nBeing able to say the same meaning  across languages or dialects in different cultures or historical eras.
Apr. 14
Rev. Dr. Yb-lem Oskowitzwrote:
 
nIf The study is about the distant past or involves different languages or dialects, do not ever assume that a word or expression used in a different cultural or historical context has the same or a simple and comparable meaning.  Moreover, this concept is relevant in four situations of research:
nWhen you are reading a document from the distant past or written in a different language.
nWhen you are writing a survey questionnaire or talking to people who use or think in a different language.
nWhen you are describing events, activities, or social relations from a different culture or historical era that you have studied to people today, in your home culture.
nWhen you are theorizing and analyzing data or conditions across different cultures or historical eras.
Apr. 14
Rev. Dr. Yb-lem Oskowitzwrote:
 
The Qualitative Research Report. 
nMany qualitative data studies construct new concepts or theories.  It takes more words to develop new concepts and explain the relationships among them than to use existing concepts, because theory flows from the evidence, one needs to show readers how the concept is linked to the evidence.
nMany writers use a variety of writing styles in qualitative data report.
nThis freedom to depart from a precise, standard style tends to increase overall length.
nOne may employ literacy devices to tell a story or to recount a colorful tale.  
Apr. 14
Rev. Dr. Yb-lem Oskowitzwrote:
 
The Qualitative Research Report.  
nYou want to create a subjective sense of empathy and understanding of real people events and settings.
nIt takes more words to give highly detailed descriptions of specific settings and situations.
nIn qualitative data studies, you use less standardized techniques for gathering data, creating analytic categories, and organizing evidence.
nOne must explain in depth exactly what one does in a study and why rather than simply referring to a well-known standard technique.
Apr. 14
Rev. Dr. Yb-lem Oskowitzwrote:
 
The Qualitative Research Report.  
nIn a quantitative research report, you present hypotheses and evidence in a logically tight and condensed style.
nBy contrast, a report on a qualitative study can be longer and less compact.
nIn fact, book-length reports on qualitative research are common.
nReports on qualitative research are longer for several reasons:
nIt is difficult to condense data that are in the form of words, pictures, or sentences.
nProviding evidence often means offering readers specific quotes and extended examples.
Apr. 14
Rev. Dr. Yb-lem Oskowitzwrote:
 
The Qualitative Research Report.  
nCompared to a quantitative data research report, most people find writing a report on qualitative research to be more difficult.
nIt has fewer rules and is less structured, but nevertheless, all reports have the same the purpose:
nTo communicate how you conducted a study, what data you collected, and what you learned from it through examination of the data.
Apr. 14
Rev. Dr. Yb-lem Oskowitzwrote:
 
The Gathering of Comparative Data:  Comparative researchers use several types of data and combine types together in one study:
Comparative field research,
Existing qualitative data,
Cross-national survey data,
 And Existing cross-national quantitative Data.
Apr. 14
Rev. Dr. Yb-lem Oskowitzwrote:
 
Steps in The Process of Social-Anthropological Survey-Research 
nDevelop Hypotheses, decide on type of survey (mail, interview, telephone), write survey questions, decide on response categories, design layout.
nPlan how to record data, pilot test survey instrument.
nDecide on target population, get sampling frame, decide on sample size, select sample.
nLocate respondents, conduct interviews, carefully record data.
nEnter data into computers, recheck all data, performed statistical analysis on data.
nDescribe methods and findings in research report, present findings to others for critique and evaluation.
Apr. 14
Rev. Dr. Yb-lem Oskowitzwrote:
 
Correlational Data 
nIt is any nonexperimental study in which correlations in data are examined and cause-effect relations are shown directly.
Apr. 14
Rev. Dr. Yb-lem Oskowitzwrote:
 
Social, and Cultural Anthropological Surveys.
nAre the must widely used raw data-gathering technique in the social sciences and other fields.
Apr. 14
Rev. Dr. Yb-lem Oskowitzwrote:
 
nCivic Humanism – It is a type of humanism that stresses the thought that human beings achievement and education is totally uttered merely if groups apply their talents to serve their cities.
Apr. 14
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Apr. 12
Rev. Dr. Yb-lem Oskowitzwrote:
 
•Why Should People Become Concerned About The Health Of Planet Earth  
•Say No To Global Warming Now.
•The Destruction of natural habitats has led to the endangerment or extinction of many plants and animal species.
•Scientist and many concerned people had pointed out that a reduction of biodiversity the natural variety of plants and animals in the environment – will threaten human health (Life).   
•Most Scientist and concerned people worldwide argued that the global ecosphere which is the interlocking system of life on Earth – was intricate beyond present human understanding, and that what damaged one part of the ecosphere, will eventually damage other parts, including those that affect humans. 
•There are great dangers in disturbing the laws of nature for it eventually will cause the destruction of life on Earth.
•The Way I See It – With the green house effect and global warming if the Earth gets hotter eventually the liquid water on its surface will evaporate.  
•The Earth needs water to have life on it and that includes living things and humans.
•Moreover if the Earth gets hotter the glaciers will dissolve, the water level in the Oceans will rise, and eventually the land will be under the sea.    
Apr. 12
Rev. Dr. Yb-lem Oskowitzwrote:
 
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The Four Noble Truths. 
•All Human life contains suffering and sorrow.
•Desire causes suffering.
•By rejecting desire, people can attain nirvana.
•Following the eightfold path leads to rejection of desire and attainment of Nirvana.
 
Apr. 12
Rev. Dr. Yb-lem Oskowitzwrote:
 
•Scholasticism, it is Thomas Aquinas’s move towards attempting to make known to the public that the eye-opener wisdom of Christian teachings were also obvious and supportable in the path of apply logic and reason.
Apr. 12
Rev. Dr. Yb-lem Oskowitzwrote:
 
•Archeologists rely closely on added fields of research such as anthropology, geology, climatology, chemistry, and astronomy, and make inquiries about the prehistory and historical past.
Apr. 12
Rev. Dr. Yb-lem Oskowitzwrote:
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