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Year 12 students yet to meet the HSC minimum standard can now attempt each test up to six times in 2020. Communicate the changes to your school with our fact sheet and flyer: bit.ly/2Ac3hId #2020HSC #HSC2020
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The NESA COVID-19 Response Committee has made a number of key decisions about the 2020 HSC, including cancelling group performance exams for Drama and Music Extension. Read the full media release here: educationstandards.nsw.edu.a… #2020HSC #HSC2020
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We implore everyone to pray and participate in the national response. Share and partake in initiatives in your local dioceses and communities as well. If you (or your friends are abroad) are looking for a donation link, click here: bit.ly/Help_Bushfire_Victims
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Replying to @MuslimScholars_
The word submission has many connotations in today's context. If we further expand on what is meant by submission and how one gets to that state, it would be really helpful. Ultimately it's a willing submission.
Your annual reminder that your HSC does not define you. Here are some stories from folks who did a fine job of mediocrity in the HSC who are now living their best lives! junkee.com/the-mild-achiever…
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Year 12 student, Hannah, says thank you to her teachers for teaching her all of the knowledge that she needs to know for the real life world. Join Hannah in thanking a teacher who has supported you in your life. Learn more here: educationstandards.nsw.edu.a… @sjphs #WTD2019
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I don't agree that prayer should be the extent of government policy on the drought (or any issue), nor should it be the extent of our personal efforts for those in need. Nonetheless, prayer shapes us no less than it shapes our relationship with God.
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These academics want us to stop using the "c-word" to describe new religions: ab.co/2mVJwyt #cult
Hope all teachers and school staff have a wonderful and well deserved break doing the things that ‘fill your cup’. To my own kids’ teachers; thank you, you’ve been very patient 😋.
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Voluntary Assisted Dying laws come into effect today. Read the Pastoral Letter from the Bishops of Victoria here melbournecatholic.org.au/New…
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Listen to what Dr Natasha Michael from Cabrini Health has to say about how the new VAD laws will look in the world of Palliative and Supportive Care melbournecatholic.org.au/New…
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While #Ramadan can be challenging, the benefits far outweigh the challenges to the point that many Muslims don't want Ramadan to end. – at Melbourne, Victoria
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Last nights @ASRcommittee Conference shows the continuing growth & reflective practices of some of the most ancient systems on the earth
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@ASRcommittee #ethicsSOR the daily actions of an individual that are made with purist of intentions will be remembered more than any goal that cannot be reached.
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@ASRcommittee #ethicssor in Jewish Bioethics post-mortem tissue donation is a clear violation of the value of returning the body God has given intact but the competing value of saving a life (or significantly improving a life, eliminating suffering) may be the higher value.
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@ASRcommittee #ethicssor in Jewish Bioethics, tissue donation must be considered from varying viewpoints. If donating tissue will cause one's own body to be permanently changed for the less or place one life at risk it is not licit, even if it saves the life of another.
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@ASRcommittee #ethicssor The number 1 imperative in Jewish environmental ethics is to live sustainably, not just for oneself but for others. Respecting the dignity of the earth and also of its people - protecting the most vulnerable.
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@ASRcommittee #ethicssor 2/2 Therefore any action that causes or even fails to address the suffering and dispossession of those affected by climate change is unacceptable in Jewish ethical thinking.
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@ASRcommittee #ethicssor 1/2 Environmental degradation creating environmental refugees is addressed in the repetition the Tenach imperative (36 times) to remember the suffering of Hebrews in Egypt and strive to ensure that no-one else experiences the same suffering.
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@ASRcommittee #ethicssor How does Judaism address environmental issues? From an understanding that this world is not our but on loan from the creator.