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What are some examples of realistic fiction?
Harry PotterWar and peaceThe Great GatsbyBreaking Bad
What is the significance of the Prophet Muhammad?
The significance of prophet Muhammad is for being the prophet of Islam religion per revelation of Quran to him that reflects real God (Allah in Arabic) words revelation to him through the Angel Gabriel (Jibril). He (BPUH) is significant for:Announcing and conveying the Quran message. Quran included teachings for full submission to God the one and only one God, corrections for deviations of previous religions and beliefs, and calling for good morals and principles. Refer to questions below on Quran.Teaching people and guiding them to the right pathPromising the believers and monotheists with good God rewards and warning the atheists and polytheists.Being witness.Serving as a real human model for the good morals and ethics that anyone should follow in his life. He is a model for all the ideals of all aspects of life: The religious leaderThe State's manThe warriorThe fatherThe grandfatherThe husbandThe purchaserThe merchantThe JudgeThe negotiatorThe man of peacethe ideal moralsThe friendThe companionThe trustful... etc
What type of reforms did the WCTU attempt?
WCTU proposed, supported, and help establish:Protection of women and children at home and workWomen's right to voteShelters for abused women and childrenThe 8 hour work dayEqual pay for Equal workFounding of kindergartensAssistance in the founding of the PTAFederal aid for educationStiffer penalties for sexual crimes against women and girlsUniform marriage and divorce lawsDress reformTraveler's aidPrison reform and police matronsWomen police officersHomes and education for wayward girlsPromotion of nutritionPure food and drug actLegal aidLabor's right to organizePassive demonstrations and world peaceThe WCTU opposed and worked against:The drug trafficThe use of alcohol, tobacco, and other harmful drugsSlaveryChild laborArmy brothelsAbortionGamblingPromotion of the homosexual agenda - especially in schoolsAnd any issue that is destructive to families.Today, the WCTU continues to work in areas they believe God is leading them in order to protect families in over 36 countries around the world.B. Sharon Galladora - National WCTU Media Relations Dir.
What are the chapters and subheadings of JP IIs Rosarium Virginis Mariae?
IntroductionThe Popes and the RosaryOctober 2002 - October 2003: The Year of the RosaryObjections to the RosaryA path of contemplationPrayer for peace and for the family"Behold, your mother!" (Jn 19:27)Following the witnessesChapter I: Contemplating Christ with MaryA face radiant as the sunMary, model of contemplationMary's memoriesThe Rosary, a contemplative prayerRemembering Christ with MaryLearning Christ from MaryBeing conformed to Christ with MaryPraying to Christ with MaryProclaiming Christ with MaryChapter II: Mysteries of Christ - Mysteries of His MotherThe Rosary, a "compendium of the Gospel"A proposed addition to the traditional patternThe Joyful MysteriesThe Mysteries of LightThe Sorrowful MysteriesThe Glorious MysteriesFrom "mysteries" to the "Mystery": Mary's wayMystery of Christ, mystery of manChapter III: "For me, to live is Christ"The Rosary, a way of assimilating the mysteryA valid method...... which can nevertheless be improvedAnnouncing each mysteryListening to the word of GodSilenceThe "Our Father"The ten "Hail Marys"The "Gloria"The concluding short prayerThe Rosary beadsThe opening and closingDistribution over timeConclusion"Blessed Rosary of Mary, sweet chain linking us to God"PeaceThe family: parents...... and childrenThe Rosary, a treasure to be rediscovered
What are the symbols on the dollar bill?
The obverse and reverse of The Great Seal of the United States of America.The obverse - the American Eagle - national birdthe cloud and stars - the 13 colonies, Enlightenment, and Divine Providencethe shield - defense, the blue crown (represents the federal government as well as vigilance, justice, and perseverance), red stripes (valor and hardiness), white stripes (innocence and purity). The thirteen stripes are the original colonies and the states juxtaposed with the federal government.13 arrows - war, military power, and the thirteen coloniesthe olive branch - peaceThe reverse - 13 step pyramid - 13 colonies/states, associated with enlightenment, illumination, primitive or primal energy, the Creative Seed, and Divine Principle. The year 1776 is inscribed on the base of the pyramid.The Eye of Providence - The All Seeing Eye of God, God's blessing on the endeavors of the new nation, and a literal statement that the Eye of God is upon America. Above the eye is the Latin motto Annuit Coeptis. This references the eye prominently displayed beneath it, and translates He consented to the attempts, or He favors our undertakings. He being God in this case as denoted by the All Seeing Eye of God.The scroll and Latin inscription - Novus Ordo Seclorum, literally translated is New Order of the Ages.
How tall is brandenburg gate?
The Brandenburg Gate is over 26 meters tall, just a little over 13 times the height of the average human.· Brandenburg Gate also known as Brandenburger Tor· Built in the 18 century - constructed 1778 - 1791· The plan and model of the new gate was presented in 1769· Gate was located near the border between East and West Berlin· Monumental gate was designed by Carl Gotthard Langhans (1732-1808)· Commissioned by emperor Friedrich Wilhelm II· 65.5 metres wide and 28 metres tall· Bronze quadriga that tops the gate was built by Johann Gottfried Schadow in 1793 - driven by the goddess of peaceThe Brandenburg Gate is 26 m high, 65.5 m wide and 11 m deep. It is made of sandstone and has 5 passage ways, of which the central passage wider than the others is and is flanked on either side by a gate house, each containing a statue of the Roman gods Mars and Minerva. The design of the gate is based upon the Acropolis in Athens.The top of the gate is crowned by a roughly 5 m high copper statue of the winged goddess Victoria riding a chariot pulled by four horses (Quadriga).
What awards has Barack Obama received?
Obama's AwardsThe awards Barack Obama has received are: 1. Two Grammy Awards2. Nobel Prize for PeaceThe most important and world-recognized honor attained by Barack Obama as of this writing is the Nobel Peace Prize, awarded in October 2009 in Oslo.Mr. Obama attended university at Occidental College (Los Angeles), Columbia University (New York) , and Harvard (Boston/Cambridge) and earned many academic honors, some quite prestigious and esteemed all over the world. The most significant of these were earned at Harvard Law School, where Obama graduated at the top of his class and was named President of the Law Review.In the realm of miscellaneous public honors, Obama has so far earned two Grammy awards, both for his voice recordings of political writings.He was also the recipient of the 2009-2010 NBA Rookie of the Year award, an obvious publicity stunt.He also received two top awards at the Cannes Lions International Advertising Awards.
What powers does the Queen of Britain have theoretically?
Great Britain has no codified constitution. There are only laws that state what the sovereign isn't allowed to do. The English Bill of Rights says that;The Sovereign isn't allowed to tax citizens by Royal Prerogative.1The Sovereign isn't allowed to interfere with the rights of their peoples to hold arms.The Sovereign cannot create new courts or give Judgements.2The Sovereign cannot interfere with fair elections.3So, theoretically, the Queen can do anything else within them limits.Government sources state that the Queens powers include:The Power to Appoint or Dismiss of a Prime MinisterThe Power to Appoint or Dismiss of other MinistersThe Power to Summon, Prorogue, and Dismiss the ParliamentThe Power to Grant or Refuse Royal Assent to bills4The Power to Commission Officers in the Armed ForcesThe Power to Appoint or Dismiss members of the Queens Council5The Power to Command the Armed ForcesThe Power to Grant HonoursThe Power to create Corporations via Royal CharterThe Power to issue or withdraw passportsThe Power to Declare War and PeaceThe Power to recognize statesThe Power to deploy her Armed Forces abroadThe Power to receive, accredit and expel diplomatsThe British Monarch has its place in all parts of the Political System of the United Kingdom.The Executive - The Queen-in-Council6The Legislative - The Queen-In-Parliament Under God7The Judiciary - The Queen-on-the-Bench8Apart from them, the Queen is the Head of the Church, the Head of the Armed Forces, and the Head of State.Theoretically, the are no laws, nothing to stop the Queen from taking over the Government.1 - The Parliament, who Govern, can only issue taxes2 - Judgements are only carried out in the Queens name and Behalf, she cannot do it personally.3 - The people only decide who they want their ministers to be. It is the Queens decision whether to appoint them or not.4 - All Bills of Parliament must have royal assent to become law and valid.5 - The Privy Council, a branch of the Executive6 - The Privy Council, the Queen is the Head7 - The Parliament, the Queen is the Head8 - The Courts, Judgements are carried out in the Queens name, however, she may pardon citizens.
How much is a 1985 nickel penny worth?
Sorry, 1945 was last year for any silver nickels. The ONLY US nickels to have any silver were the "War Nickels" struck during WWII. Your coin is a common cupronickel piece worth face value only.
How tall is the brandenburg gate?
The Brandenburg Gate is over 26 meters tall, just a little over 13 times the height of the average human.· Brandenburg Gate also known as Brandenburger Tor· Built in the 18 century - constructed 1778 - 1791· The plan and model of the new gate was presented in 1769· Gate was located near the border between East and West Berlin· Monumental gate was designed by Carl Gotthard Langhans (1732-1808)· Commissioned by emperor Friedrich Wilhelm II· 65.5 metres wide and 28 metres tall· Bronze quadriga that tops the gate was built by Johann Gottfried Schadow in 1793 - driven by the goddess of peaceThe Brandenburg Gate is 26 m high, 65.5 m wide and 11 m deep. It is made of sandstone and has 5 passage ways, of which the central passage wider than the others is and is flanked on either side by a gate house, each containing a statue of the Roman gods Mars and Minerva. The design of the gate is based upon the Acropolis in Athens.The top of the gate is crowned by a roughly 5 m high copper statue of the winged goddess Victoria riding a chariot pulled by four horses (Quadriga).
What has the EU accomplished?
Europe is economically and politically healthier as a unified entity, rather than as a collection of competing states, in much the same way that the success of the United States is at least partially due to the unity of the 50 states of which it is composed.
What are the parts of a Mass in order?
Catholic AnswerThere are two parts to the Mass, historically they were know as the Mass of the Catechumens, and the Mass of the Faithful, because in the first centuries of the church the Catechumens had to leave at the end of the readings. They are know called the Liturgy of the Word, and the Liturgy of the Eucharist. The first part of the Mass includes the entrance and penitential rite, the readings, the homily, creed, intercessions. The second part of the Mass begins with the gifts being brought to the altar, the Offertory, the Canon, or Eucharistic Prayer, the Our Father, the Peace, the Lamb of God, and Holy Communion, thanksgiving, and dismissal.
