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How homosexuality is viewed in Sami culture?
Homosexuality is viewed in Sami culture as immorality and highly condemned.
When did the hatred of homosexuals begin?
Traditionally, the three religions of The Book have viewed homosexuality with a horror that defies description ... By contrast, Ancient Greece took a positive view of homosexuality.
How are political machines generally viewed today?
I think they are very poorly viewed today in this new world.
How is McCarthyism viewed today and why?
it is viewed in a negative way because of what people believe
Why is the great wall today viewed as ironic?
it is viewed ironic because it is really big
Where can the NASCAR race be viewed?
Today it is on Fox.
How are Lombroso theories viewed today?
Lombroso's theories are largely dismissed in modern criminology due to their lack of empirical support and reliance on pseudoscientific ideas about biological determinism. His concept of the "born criminal" has been widely discredited, as it fails to account for the complex sociocultural factors that influence criminal behavior. Instead, contemporary criminology emphasizes environmental, psychological, and social explanations for criminal conduct.
How is Anarchy viewed today?
Anarchy today, is viewed as a very bad thing. Because it usually consists of action (possibly violent) against a countries government.
How would crooks dream be viewed today?
you in a tub.
What are Scientology beliefs about gay people?
Scientology views of homosexuality are based on the writings of L. Ron Hubbard.. He classifies homosexuality as an illness. Today many in the church no longer hold this view.
How are Native Americans viewed today?
to me they are viewed as the real Canadians. They were here first. To the world they're viewed as killers of animals, invaders, second class. Even though that is what we are not them
How is Plato viewed today?
Today, Plato is viewed as one of the greatest and most influential philosophers in history. His works continue to be studied and debated across various fields, from philosophy to politics, ethics, and education. Many of his ideas, such as the theory of forms and the concept of an ideal society, still hold relevance and continue to inspire critical thinking and intellectual inquiry.
