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Are christians really just a bunch of renagade rebells trying to gain power by claiming god is on their side just like every other religion out there?
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No! Christians follow God's Word, The Bible. They attempt to spread Christianity because they care about people and want them to go to Heaven. They believe that the Bible tells that the only true way to Heaven is through repentance of sins and belief in Jesus Christ. Christians got their religion from the God of the Bible.
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Patriots .
What is the word for rebellion by a shipes crew?
When the ship's crew rebells it is called a mutiny.
What were the nicknames of the north and south?
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What was a better side to join either the Loyalists or the Rebells during the American Revolution and why?
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What is the capitol in The Hunger Games?
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How does Gawain's dislikes of Launcelot lead to Arthur's downfall?
Lancelot was having an affair with Arthur's wife Guenevere. When they were discovered Guenevere was sentenced to death by burning on the stake. Lancelot then saves her,kills one of Gawains brothers in progress and escapes to his castle Joyous Garde.While Arthur was willing to let both of them go unpunished he is pressured by Gawain, angry over his brothers demise and thirsting for revenge, to besiege Lancelot's castle. When Lancelot is finally defeated Arthur exiles him to France.However, during Arthur and Gawain's absence Mordred rebells and crowns himself King. When Arthur returns, Mordred has grown too powerful and the war against him results in the destruction of Camelot.Short : Because of Gawains wanted revenge on Lancelot for killing his brother, Arthur was forced to leave Camelot, giving Mordred the chance to claim the throne, and banished Lancelot to france. Without Lancelot at his side Arthur was unable to defeat Mordred without the destruction of Camelot
How does Gawain's dislike of Launcelot to lead to Arthur's downfall?
Lancelot was having an affair with Arthur's wife Guenevere. When they were discovered Guenevere was sentenced to death by burning on the stake. Lancelot then saves her,kills one of Gawains brothers in progress and escapes to his castle Joyous Garde.While Arthur was willing to let both of them go unpunished he is pressured by Gawain, angry over his brothers demise and thirsting for revenge, to besiege Lancelot's castle. When Lancelot is finally defeated Arthur exiles him to France.However, during Arthur and Gawain's absence Mordred rebells and crowns himself King. When Arthur returns, Mordred has grown too powerful and the war against him results in the destruction of Camelot.Short : Because of Gawains wanted revenge on Lancelot for killing his brother, Arthur was forced to leave Camelot, giving Mordred the chance to claim the throne, and banished Lancelot to france. Without Lancelot at his side Arthur was unable to defeat Mordred without the destruction of Camelot
Who was with Macbeth when he met the witches?
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What has the author T S written?
T. S. has written: 'The horrid sin of man-catching' -- subject(s): Popish Plot, 1678 'Divine breathings, or, A pious soul thirsting after Christ' -- subject(s): Devotional exercises, Meditations, Conscience, Examination of, Early works to 1800, Meditation, Examination of Conscience 'Observations on the Scottish National Association for the Removal of Scottish grievances and the Vindication of Scottish Rights$h' 'Advice to the readers of the Common prayer, and to the people attending the same' -- subject(s): Public worship, Early works to 1800, Liturgy, Church of England 'Children of Beliall, or, The rebells' -- subject(s): Politics and government, Monarchy, Divine right of kings 'A second letter to the Right Reverend Richard' 'The Arminian haltered, vvho halting betweene two religions, the Protestants and the papists, fell headlong into dispair, or, The wicked life and tragicall death of John Hobson ..' -- subject(s): Arminianism, Early works to 1800 'A cool reply to A calm address' 'Youths tragedy, a poem' 'The case of interest or usury as to the common practice, stated and examined' -- subject(s): Early works to 1800, Interest, Usury
How does mitosis ensure that a new cell is identical to parent cell?
In mitosis there are four phases: Prophase, Anaphase, Metaphase, and telophase. Along with cytokinesis. In these four phases cell division is occurring or ASEXUAL REPRODUCTION. In cell division there is also G1 phase S phase and G2 phase. Im the G1 phase this is where cell division occurs. In S phase the replication of DNA is occured too. And in the G2 phase it is the phase in which the cell prepares for mitosis which is made up of the four phases listed above. So to answer the question mitosis yeilds daughter cells to have the same DNA content by going through these cell division processes.
