Introducing issues with opposing viewpoints
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1. Terrorism
2. Alcohol
3. Animal rights
4. Energy alternatives
5. The environment
6. Gangs
7. Genetic engineering
9. Smoking
10. UFOs
11. Advertising
12. Drug abuse
13. Drunk driving
14. Euthanasia
15. Global warming
16. Gun control
17. Marijuana
18. The Middle East
19. Military draft
20. Obesity
21. Pollution
22. Teen pregnancy
23. Addiction
24. Adoption
25. Athletes and drug use
27. Christianity
Description:
Contains twenty essays that offer varying perspectives on Christianity, discussing its role in the world, gender and sexuality, and the future of the religion; and provides quick facts, a glossary, contact information for organizations, and a bibliography.
28. Crime
29. Death and dying
30. The election process
31. Hate groups
32. Judaism
34. Oil
35. The Patriot Act
36. Prisons
37. Rap music
39. Stem cell research
40. U.S. government
41. Water resource management
42. Alternative medicine
43. Birth control
44. China
45. College
46. Disabilities affecting learning
47. Eating disorders
48. Garbage and recycling
49. Genetically modified food
50. Globalization
51. Health care
52. Iran
53. The music industry
54. National security
55. Nuclear power
56. Organic food and farming
57. Poverty
58. Self-mutilation
59. Sexually transmitted diseases
60. Students' rights
61. War
62. Welfare
63. Women's rights
64. Alcohol
65. Animal rights
66. Bankruptcy
67. Censorship
68. Civil liberties
69. Cyberbullying
70. The death penalty
71. Fast food
72. Human rights
73. Juvenile crime
74. Media violence
75. Obesity
76. Sports and athletes
77. Terrorism
78. The U.S. economy
79. Video games
80. Violence
81. AIDS
82. Child abuse
83. Endangered species
84. Energy alternatives
85. Environmentalism
86. Food safety
87. Genetic engineering
88. Marijuana
90. Oceans
91. Paranormal phenomena
92. School policies
93. Standardized testing
94. Student drug testing
95. Torture
96. Vaccines
97. Abortion
Description:
Explores moral issues related to abortion, such as whether the practice is morally similar to murder and whether prohibiting abortion violates the human rights of women, along with a discussion on the legal restrictions on abortion and the impact of legal abortion on society.