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Most of these people were religious, and because the scriptures supposedly said that the Earth was in the center of the universe (geocentric), they had to stand firm with their beliefs. Only scientists and astronomers believed in the heliocentric theory, and some of them would be excommunicated or almost executed if they weren't geocentric.
The Mennonites were the first religious group to openly oppose slavery. Owning slaves was completely forbidden in this Christian community.
Some methods of war the Native Americans had never seen. Canons made a huge sound that made the natives afraid. Horses and dogs were also knew to the natives. One major key to conquering the natives was that the conquistadors had brought diseases, like chicken pox, to the americas. The natives weren't immune to these diseases, so a huge portion of the population died out.
The indians united their forces because of the continues threat of the americans to take their land.to keep their land.
They believe in equality of all members; make decisions by consensus; oppose prisons and war.
Christians might oppose a homogeneous society, which are groups of people that have common ties with race, ethnic or religious backgrounds, because of the way they were raised and their beliefs.
Test the beliefs using scientific methods. In most cases the beliefs will turn out to be unfounded.
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Creationist
Many Afghans oppose communist rule due to the historical experience of Soviet occupation, which was marked by human rights abuses, violence, and suppression of cultural and religious practices. Additionally, communism does not align with traditional Afghan values and beliefs, such as tribal loyalty and Islamic principles.
Heresies.
A pacifico is a peaceful native in Cuba or the Philippines who did not oppose Spanish colonization.
The Aleuts nation.\
They usually believe in outlawing abortion, oppose equal civil rights for women and homosexuals, support militarism, and oppose government social programs for the poor. They also believe that it is the state's obligation to enforce religious standards of morality, oppose sex education, the theory of evolution being taught in schools, and that the government allow public officials mandate religious practice (such as mandatory prayers in schools).
People's values influence their beliefs about social programs and taxation in that they either find it necessary to support the programs or oppose them
Some religious folk oppose slavery.