"Whirlwind Fanfare" is the so called "unchallengeable boss" in TXR3. The only way that he would challenge you is if you have 100,000,000 CP so he will challenge you. However in the U.S. version of TXR3, the Maximum CP that can be earned is 99,999,90 CP. You will need a Game Enhancement Device (Gameshark, Xploder) to get 100,000,000 CP.

This is a very 'open' question and the content of what you say is of course unchallengeable. In asking it, the interview panel is assessing how you can put a story together and emphasize points (there is no rite or wrong answer). You should aim to make a coherent picture of who you are and, if possible, some of your more important (to you) life experiences. No ums, errs or muddled skipping about in time. Make it truthful and interesting.

It's important to all faiths that their doctrine comes from an unchallengeable authority. Monotheists especially rely on revelation as the ultimate source of their faith.

If God is not the source of Islam, then the rules of Islamic Law are no more defensible than any other legal code and would be subject to the same rules of rational inquiry, debate, and development that exist for other legal codes. In order for Islam to be an eternal religion and an eternal set of laws, God must be invoked.

It is not possible to identify from the gospels, any specific word that Jesus actually spoke. Even the conservative Jesus Seminar acknowledges that much of the gospel accounts could not really have occurred. The Seminar accepts as genuine certain sayings by majority vote of its members, but a majority vote is hardly an unchallengeable endorsement of any approved saying.

Many of the sayings the gospels attribute to Jesus are known to have come from the hypothetical 'Q' document. The 'Q' document, in turn, was apparently built up over time in four separate layers, so that it becomes increasingly unlikely that each later layer came from Jesus himself rather than the imaginations of his earliest followers.

No. His status from the war made him virtually untouchable or even unchallengeable as President. He is the only president to be elected by a unanimous vote of the Electoral College. Toward the end of his second term; however, some Republicans who disliked the Federalist concept Washington espoused did begin to criricize and even call for him to step down, calling him King George IV.

At one point, however, he made concessions with the British Empire concerning land and where the British could build forts and such. Other figures, such as Samuel Adams and the like called for another war, but Washington knew that a war would destroy the new founded America, and so in secret signed a treaty with the British. Everyone hated him and demanded he be impeached, but it eventually died down. In retrospect, this was a good decision on Washingtons part.