No it is not
Guyanese, i am Guyanese so i should know
The Guyanese speak English so how ever you say ,"How are you?"
Slavery, as practiced in America, placed slaves in the category of domestic animals rather than human beings, so although slaves could reproduce, they did not have families as such.
English is the official language of the South American country of The Co-operative Republic of Guyana. For the Republic is a former colony of the United Kingdom. In its colonial days, the country was ka British Guyana. It shares its southern border with Brazil. And so Portuguese is one of nine languages that are recognized as being of regional importance in the Republic.Answer:English is also spoken in the Falkland Islands, though the Falkland Islands are not an independent country.
depends on the country. im from Trinidad so im trinidadian somebody from Jamaica is jamaican someone from Guyana is guyanese and so on and so forth
Brigham Young practiced polygamy because he believed that God had commanded him to do so.
Country norther part of So. America
This is entirely a matter of opinion. Polygamy is legal and common in many parts of Africa, Asia, and the Middle East, but in North America, South America, and Europe it is generally unaccepted. Personally, I have nothing against polygamy so long as it is a consenting relationship between adults, the wives are being treated fairly, and the children are being properly cared for.
Polygamy was practiced in Mormonism many years ago, but is not currently practiced by Mormons today. It is highly unlikely that the kid's family practices polygamy._______While there is a possibility that "this guy"'s family practices polygamy, it is very unlikely. It is true that polygamy, the practice of having multiple wives, was once a part of Mormon tradition, times have changed a great deal since the religion was first founded. It was in 1890 that polygamy was officially rejected as a part of Mormonism, though some sects continue to practice it.______Additionally, no sects practice polygamy that are officially part of the church. If you were to practice polygamy now, you would be kicked out of the church... therefore, any "real" Mormon (member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints) would NOT be a polygamist, so your friend in high school almost certainly is notthe people of FLDS practice poligamy they are not Mormons though
I don't think so. There are several breeds from South America like the Peruvian Paso but I have never heard of any particular breed from Guyana.
Members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (Mormons) have not practiced polygamy since 1890. Anyone found doing so is excommunicated from the Church. There is a break-off group called the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (FLDS) who call themselves Mormons but are not associated with the original Mormon church (or its practices) beyond the name; this group still believes in and practices polygamy.
Members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints have not practiced polygamy since 1890. God has commanded humans to practice polygamy in many different instances throughout history. Readers of the Bible will remember that Abraham and Jacob Israel were affiliated with this practice. Even the great King David had multiple wives. No human can understand Heavenly Father's reasons for commanding that a man have more than one wife. However, when the representative who speaks for God a prophet says that God wants you to do something, you do it. That is what happened back in the day. God told Joseph Smith that He wanted them to practice plural marriage and so they did.
Because Polygamy didn't become an issue in America until the Advent of the Mormon Church and their exodus to Utah in around 1850. Back then a number of laws and legislation were passed because of strong religious beliefs. And lets face it, Paul the guy who shaped the entire christian religion, said marriage should occur only if the two individuals were not strong enough to remain a virgin and did not what to commit sin. So clearly Christianity has conflict with polygamy and thus America has conflict with polygamy. Actually the US shut the Mormon church down because of polygamy and in order to be a recognized as a religion again they had to cut out the polygamy. There were actually a number of circumstances in which Mormon leaders were taking advantage of the polygamy thing.
France is a country and countries don't marry so France can be neither monogamy or polygamy.
There are a number of Muslim countries where a man is allowed to take as many as four wives. Also, in some African countries, polygamy is still practiced. And although Mormonism has outlawed polygamy, there are still some fundamentalist Mormons who broke away from the LDS church so that they could continue to practice plural marriage.
Theologians believe that as god created only one wife for Adam, so polygamy is wrong.
Guyana is one of a few mainland territories of South America that is considered to be a part of the Caribbean region. So thats what i have for now.