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Royal P McHenry
Helm School of Law/Government- PLCY-804
Liberty University
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Abstract
Generally, the needs of a system derives from statutory codes of law, regulation and
administrative provisions are required to be constitutionally supported. The ideology of
administrative law is provided by the executive administration; however congress has the power
to created regulation that any and all branches of the executive office must follow. This course of
action is known and has been defined as public policy. Public policies measure the course of
actions, and the regulatory powers as the system of laws that assist governmental entities and its
3 tiers representors. The enactment of laws, in society are governmental issues made by entities,
through various division of federalism. This is true at all levels. It is very common for groups
and/or individuals to form public policy through advocacy, education, and precedents of issues
that are codified under the constitution of the United States of America.
• Human Trafficking is a specific piece of legislation currently pending
before either a state or federal legislature.
Human Trafficking
H.R. 40–Rep. Ayanna
Pressley
(D-MA)/Judiciary
(01/03/2025)–A bill to
address the fundamental
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injustice, cruelty,
brutality, and inhumanity
of slavery in the United
States and the 13
American colonies
between 1619 and 1865
and to establish a
commission to study and
consider a national
apology and proposal for
reparations for the
institution of slavery, its
subsequent de jure and
de facto racial and
economic discrimination
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against African
Americans, and the
impact of these forces on
living African Americans,
to make
recommendations to the
Congress on appropriate
remedies, and for other
purposes. 2
Worldview Analysis
Essay
Civil Rights and Process
Philosophy
Process philosophy, for
lack of better terms, is
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believing that every
aspect of your reality
can shift at any given
moment and that nothing
can be considered stable.
You could say this way
of thinking contradicts
our civil rights the U.S.
Constitution, but as
stated “The framers of
the
U.S. Constitution were
not interested in civil
rights, that is, rights
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granted by government.
They
were interested in civil
liberties, what the
government could not
do”. (Martin, 2006).
Today
those rights are civil
because what we have
today has been granted
by the government.
Those
rights include equal
opportunities and equal
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protection, regardless of
race, religion, etc. under
law.
Our nation has shifted
many times throughout
the centuries, specifically
the shift to the
process philosophy way
of thinking by gaining
“dominance only in the
areas of education,
religion, and the arts.
They did not yet
dominate the civil-social,
economic, legal, and
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international political
areas because of what
remained of the Biblical
Christian base”. (Martin,
2006). As you look
through the following
presuppositions:
relativism,
environmentalism,
progressivism and
developmentalism, they
all share similarities, to
challenge that God has
his
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hand in all things,
including making man in
his image.
It is human nature to
question everything
around us, and that
includes things we can’t
see,
feel or touch, such as
God. We as Christians
need to do better in an
effort to help shift away
from
this way of thinking, as
God’s Word states “For
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the invisible things of
him from the creation of
the world are clearly
seen, being understood
by the things that are
made, even his eternal
power
and Godhead; so that
they are without excuse:”
(King James Bible, 2008,
Romans 1:20)
2
Worldview Analysis
Essay
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Civil Rights and Process
Philosophy
Process philosophy, for
lack of better terms, is
believing that every
aspect of your reality
can shift at any given
moment and that nothing
can be considered stable.
You could say this way
of thinking contradicts
our civil rights the U.S.
Constitution, but as
stated “The framers of
the
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U.S. Constitution were
not interested in civil
rights, that is, rights
granted by government.
They
were interested in civil
liberties, what the
government could not
do”. (Martin, 2006).
Today
those rights are civil
because what we have
today has been granted
by the government.
Those
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rights include equal
opportunities and equal
protection, regardless of
race, religion, etc. under
law.
Our nation has shifted
many times throughout
the centuries, specifically
the shift to the
process philosophy way
of thinking by gaining
“dominance only in the
areas of education,
religion, and the arts.
They did not yet
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dominate the civil-social,
economic, legal, and
international political
areas because of what
remained of the Biblical
Christian base”. (Martin,
2006). As you look
through the following
presuppositions:
relativism,
environmentalism,
progressivism and
developmentalism, they
all share similarities, to
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challenge that God has
his
hand in all things,
including making man in
his image.
It is human nature to
question everything
around us, and that
includes things we can’t
see,
feel or touch, such as
God. We as Christians
need to do better in an
effort to help shift away
from
WORLD ANALYSIS ESSAY ASSIGNMENT 16
this way of thinking, as
God’s Word states “For
the invisible things of
him from the creation of
the world are clearly
seen, being understood
by the things that are
made, even his eternal
power
and Godhead; so that
they are without excuse:”
(King James Bible, 2008,
Romans 1:20)
According to Ayanna Pressley (D-MA)/Judiciary on (01/03/2025) of the H.R. 40–Rep,
review on the human trafficking bill wherein the house addressed the brutality, cruelty, abusive
exercise which denies fundamental injustice, causing inhumanity treatment and involuntary
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servitude in the United States in light of the 13 American colonies established between 1619 and
1865.
“A commission to study and consider a national apology and proposal for reparations for
the institution of slavery, its subsequent de jure and de facto racial and economic
discrimination against African Americans, and the impact of these forces on living
African Americans, to make recommendations to the Congress on appropriate remedies,
and for other purposes” (Pressley 2025 p1).
The issue of reparation for slaves has been an ongoing discussion since General Sherman,
on Jan. 16, 1865 whom stated, and issued Specific Field Order No. 15 to encourage engagement
during the Civil war promising freed slaves 40 acres of land to each of them for the purpose of
establishing an independent economic vision and a mule the was represented in terms of
providing agricultural means. Some would say this promise is attainable.
Education.
“The framers of the U.S. Constitution were not interested in civil
rights, that is, rights granted by government. They were interested in civil
liberties, what the government could not do” (Martin, 2006 p 2). Martin
further explains for many of the U.S. human rights advocates claim that the
United States is one of the richest country in the world. Our Constitution
has been the supreme goal of many nations who struggle for democracy
while some fine our government undermine the very core of human rights
on both international and national levels by failure to live up to promises,
laws and constitutional provisions. It’s a well-known quote of John Adams,
"a government of laws, not men, then our government should be acting in
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conformity with its human rights legal obligations both national and
international” (Cotton, 2022 p 8).
Family
“The 13th Amendment was passed at the end of the Civil War before
the Southern states had been restored to the Union, and should have
easily passed in Congress. However, though the Senate passed it in
April 1864, the House initially did not. At that point, Lincoln took an
active role to ensure passage through Congress. He insisted that
passage of the 13th Amendment be added to the Republican Party
platform for the upcoming 1864 Presidential election. His efforts met
with success when the House passed the bill in January 1865 with a
vote of 119–56” (HR, 1865).
It appears these grievances will not go away as the country gets richer.
• Voting.
The most adequate a civil necessity for “African Americans, and the impact of these
urges on living in America as an African Americans, must be political express and presented to
Congress. Wherefore Congress who have members of the ethic group will seek appropriate
remedies, themselves and for other purposes” (Pressley 2025).
These rights are civil in nature and includes developing rights for
equal protections, opportunities, voting rights for all, regardless of race,
religion, etc. under law. Our nation has shifted many times throughout the
centuries, specifically the shift to the process philosophy way of thinking by
gaining “dominance only in the areas of education, religion, and the arts.
They did not yet dominate the civil-social, economic, legal, and international
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political areas because of what remained of the Biblical Christian base”
(Martin, 2006). A striving society must look through the merits of
developments, relativism, cultures presuppositions, environment, and
progressivism as a nation and be mindful, God has absolute power over all
things including the treatment of animals of whom he made an everlasting
covenant in Genesis 9:1-17. As children of the divine creator it we are by
human nature curious of everything that includes things we can’t see, feel
or touch. We as Christians must integrate the phenomenon we’ve
experience and make the world a better place and help shift thinking as a
human is the final say so, God stated “For the invisible things of him from
the creation of the world are clearly seen, being understood by the things
that are made, even his eternal power and Godhead; so that they are
without excuse:” (King James Bible, 2008, Romans 1:20)
2
Worldview Analysis Essay
Civil Rights and Process Philosophy
Process philosophy, for lack of better terms, is believing that every aspect of
your reality
can shift at any given moment and that nothing can be considered stable.
You could say this way
of thinking contradicts our civil rights the U.S. Constitution, but as stated
“The framers of the
U.S. Constitution were not interested in civil rights, that is, rights granted
by government. They
were interested in civil liberties, what the government could not do”.
(Martin, 2006). Today
those rights are civil because what we have today has been granted by the
government. Those
rights include equal opportunities and equal protection, regardless of race,
religion, etc. under
law.
Our nation has shifted many times throughout the centuries, specifically the
shift to the
WORLD ANALYSIS ESSAY ASSIGNMENT 20
process philosophy way of thinking by gaining “dominance only in the areas
of education,
religion, and the arts. They did not yet dominate the civil-social, economic,
legal, and
international political areas because of what remained of the Biblical
Christian base”. (Martin,
2006). As you look through the following presuppositions: relativism,
environmentalism,
progressivism and developmentalism, they all share similarities, to
challenge that God has his
hand in all things, including making man in his image.
It is human nature to question everything around us, and that includes
things we can’t see,
feel or touch, such as God. We as Christians need to do better in an effort to
help shift away from
this way of thinking, as God’s Word states “For the invisible things of him
from the creation of
the world are clearly seen, being understood by the things that are made,
even his eternal power
and Godhead; so that they are without excuse:” (King James Bible, 2008,
Romans 1:20)
2
Worldview Analysis
Essay
Civil Rights and Process
Philosophy
Process philosophy, for
lack of better terms, is
WORLD ANALYSIS ESSAY ASSIGNMENT 21
believing that every
aspect of your reality
can shift at any given
moment and that nothing
can be considered stable.
You could say this way
of thinking contradicts
our civil rights the U.S.
Constitution, but as
stated “The framers of
the
U.S. Constitution were
not interested in civil
rights, that is, rights
WORLD ANALYSIS ESSAY ASSIGNMENT 22
granted by government.
They
were interested in civil
liberties, what the
government could not
do”. (Martin, 2006).
Today
those rights are civil
because what we have
today has been granted
by the government.
Those
rights include equal
opportunities and equal
WORLD ANALYSIS ESSAY ASSIGNMENT 23
protection, regardless of
race, religion, etc. under
law.
Our nation has shifted
many times throughout
the centuries, specifically
the shift to the
process philosophy way
of thinking by gaining
“dominance only in the
areas of education,
religion, and the arts.
They did not yet
dominate the civil-social,
economic, legal, and
WORLD ANALYSIS ESSAY ASSIGNMENT 24
international political
areas because of what
remained of the Biblical
Christian base”. (Martin,
2006). As you look
through the following
presuppositions:
relativism,
environmentalism,
progressivism and
developmentalism, they
all share similarities, to
challenge that God has
his
WORLD ANALYSIS ESSAY ASSIGNMENT 25
hand in all things,
including making man in
his image.
It is human nature to
question everything
around us, and that
includes things we can’t
see,
feel or touch, such as
God. We as Christians
need to do better in an
effort to help shift away
from
this way of thinking, as
God’s Word states “For
WORLD ANALYSIS ESSAY ASSIGNMENT 26
the invisible things of
him from the creation of
the world are clearly
seen, being understood
by the things that are
made, even his eternal
power
and Godhead; so that
they are without excuse:”
(King James Bible, 2008,
Romans 1:20
2
Worldview Analysis
Essay
WORLD ANALYSIS ESSAY ASSIGNMENT 27
Civil Rights and Process
Philosophy
Process philosophy, for
lack of better terms, is
believing that every
aspect of your reality
can shift at any given
moment and that nothing
can be considered stable.
You could say this way
of thinking contradicts
our civil rights the U.S.
Constitution, but as
stated “The framers of
the
WORLD ANALYSIS ESSAY ASSIGNMENT 28
U.S. Constitution were
not interested in civil
rights, that is, rights
granted by government.
They
were interested in civil
liberties, what the
government could not
do”. (Martin, 2006).
Today
those rights are civil
because what we have
today has been granted
by the government.
Those
WORLD ANALYSIS ESSAY ASSIGNMENT 29
rights include equal
opportunities and equal
protection, regardless of
race, religion, etc. under
law.
Our nation has shifted
many times throughout
the centuries, specifically
the shift to the
process philosophy way
of thinking by gaining
“dominance only in the
areas of education,
religion, and the arts.
They did not yet
WORLD ANALYSIS ESSAY ASSIGNMENT 30
dominate the civil-social,
economic, legal, and
international political
areas because of what
remained of the Biblical
Christian base”. (Martin,
2006). As you look
through the following
presuppositions:
relativism,
environmentalism,
progressivism and
developmentalism, they
all share similarities, to
WORLD ANALYSIS ESSAY ASSIGNMENT 31
challenge that God has
his
hand in all things,
including making man in
his image.
It is human nature to
question everything
around us, and that
includes things we can’t
see,
feel or touch, such as
God. We as Christians
need to do better in an
effort to help shift away
from
WORLD ANALYSIS ESSAY ASSIGNMENT 32
this way of thinking, as
God’s Word states “For
the invisible things of
him from the creation of
the world are clearly
seen, being understood
by the things that are
made, even his eternal
power
and Godhead; so that
they are without excuse:”
(King James Bible, 2008,
Romans 1:20.
Conclusion
The law make public policy even as bills are drawn up to be voted on. Constitutional or
international law(s) are generally a sense, of civil obedience wherein the legislation is broadly
defined by the provisions and necessity a specific law. It can influence how the future of issues
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affects the people it represents for generation. For example from the survivors of traffickers,
violence against women, women rights to vote, and the types of services they receive.
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