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TIME IS TICKING FAST Written by: Mahesa Sidarta Science is based on research, theory, facts, evidence, logical thinking, and causal relationships but Science is failed to explain about heaven and hell...Mahesa Sidarta I am not a religious expert and am not a psychic.  I am just an ordinary person with many mistakes and sins but I try to make myself useful for others.  Let me share my writing about the end of the world. Since the beginning many people have thought about the end of the world.  Thus, the major religions on this planet have explained a complicated perspective on the end of the world.  In Christianity, the Book of Revelation describes Armageddon, the final battle on Earth between the forces of God and Satan.  Hinduism offers a version in which Vishnu returns to combat evil as a figure on a white horse.  The doomsday belief of some ancient religions can still be felt in today's modern secular society. According to some ...

Education Can't Keep Up With The Fast-Moving World Now I stand for a different education: a different education where students will not just learn moral principles, but they shall be living examples of moral principles Written by: Mahesa Sidarta I am just an ordinary English teacher.  I have been teaching English for more than 10 years.  I am often underestimated by great academics because I am considered to be an incompetent teacher and out of the specified teaching path. I am just an ordinary teacher who will probably create the awesome students with my little knowledge in the future. Continuing education at university is a good idea.  You enter, choose a major that you like, learn from experts, and ready to work in the future.  This is why so many people (around 40% in rich countries) decide to go to college, even if it means making huge financial and personal sacrifices.  So many people do, it doesn't mean it's a good thing to do....

 Small Things Will Seem Very Big To The Life Of  Teenagers Written by: Mahesa Sidarta Adolescence is the best phase of one's life.  In this phase, they will more often bring lots of fun, enthusiasm, pleasure and exciting. It is not only their enthusiasm that can be clearly seen, when a child grows up to become a teenage then be prepared to see himself facing many problems. Teenagers are a time filled with confusion, even small things will seem very big to them. We need to help them to deal with the problems they were facing during their teenage years. Knowing that there are so many problems in adolescents' lives, i have  summarized the big problems they often face and how to overcome them.  1. Appearance Appearance is the number one problem in almost every teenager's life. That is because some parts of his body are constantly changing and they must overcome these changes. What's more, they will continue to see and hear the perfect fi...

The Silence of Democrazy In America   No real intention of devolving power back to the people By: Mahesa Sidarta Over the course of the 19th century did a set of entrepreneurial thinkers begin to dress an ideologically self-conscious republic up in the unaccustomed robes of a democracy. Throughout America, the old social hierarchies were being upended by rapid industrialization, mass immigration, westward expansion, and civil war. Egalitarian sentiment was rising. The idea that the people should rule came to seem appealing and even natural. The same institutions that had once been designed to exclude the people from government were now commended for facilitating government “of the people, by the people, for the people.” In 1965, the Voting Rights Act, drawing on the Fifteenth Amendment, set out to protect the vote of black Americans. The once-peculiar claim that the United States was a democracy slowly came to have some basis in reality. Americans have never loved t...

The Importance of Moral Values in Our Life By: Mahesa Sidarta Values denote desirability of the end results of given actions. They give rise to principles that work as guides to conduct. They are not normally enforced by the state unless they have been incorporated into law. Their implementation depends on the larger society’s approval of the conduct in question. Societies have gone through different historical experiences in developing norms to evaluate conduct. These norms are not universally the same. Aggrieved parents and husbands resort to honour killing in some countries but not everywhere. Moral values are taken as such because they are generally considered to be right guides to conduct. Let us see if we can identify some of them. The following come readily to mind: commitment to truth, justice, rule of law, equality of opportunity, respect for human life and dignity, loyalty to friends, patriotism, hard work, and compensation only from the labour...