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What is definition of folkdance?
A popular dance, considered as part of the tradition or custom of a particular people.
What is an cherubin?
The official definition for a cherubin is "a winged angelic being described in biblical tradition as attending on God."
Why are starfish called fish when they don't have fins?
Tradition - they were named before the current definition of fish was accepted.
What is the definition of the term immaculata?
Immaculata literally means the immaculate one, which according to the Christian Catholic tradition is Mary. The tradition maintains that from the moment she was conceived in the womb, she was kept free of the original sin.
What is the definition of adultery in Hebrew?
in Jewish tradition, adultery is when a man of any marital status sleeps with a married woman (who is not his own wife).[Note: By this definition, an unmarried woman cannot commit adultery]
What are examples of a unit tradition?
The US Army is filled with traditions. One definition of tradition is "a customary pattern of thought, action, or behavior held by an identifiable group of people." A well-known tradition is the action of a lower-ranking person saluting a higher-ranking military officer. Another common tradition is the wearing of distinctive unit insignia, such as crests and patches.
What word beginning with the letter C means a person who follows tradition blindly and does whatever those around them tend to do?
Conservative will fit this definition.
What is the definition of lore?
Lore means:something that is taught : lessonsomething that is learnedknowledge gained through study or experiencetraditional knowledge or beliefa particular body of knowledge or tradition
What is the main protagonist of something?
The word is derived from the Greek drama tradition meaning 'one who plays the first part' See wikipedia for a detailed definition.
What is the history behind Santa Claus?
By definitiion a Tradition, is a long-standing cultural custom. Santa Claus surely fits that definition, as do Christmas trees, etc.
What is the definition of a non traditional church?
Most churches partake in some tradition. However, tradition evolves over time so it is difficult to define a "traditional church". If the religion is Christianity, one could argue that the more reciently created churches partake less in tradition than the ancient ones. Such as the difference between the Roman Catholic Church and Pastor John's Church.
Why do conservatives value tradition?
Are freedom and tradition mutually exclusive, Do we not have a tradition of freedom? Freedom of speech (one aspect) does have limits but I am wondering if recent inappropriate remarks on various football fields really merit so much attention when some nations seem to be blown to bits by shells fired by their own Governments.
