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When was the term "Christian" first used?
The term "Christian" was first used in the city of Antioch around the 1st century AD to describe followers of Jesus Christ.
Define the term first?
coming before all others in time or order; earliest; 1st:
During 1st time sex a boy felt pain. why it happend?
That's the way it feels all the time. Sex hurts. Haven't you heard the term from pain comes pleasure? Well, this is where it comes from. Just get used to it. Sex really, really hurts.
How old was Grover Cleveland when he became president?
first term he was 47 second term he was 55
Who much should you sell a used Mario Kart Wii?
1st time used:15-20 dollars 2nd time used:10-14 dollars 3rd time used:6-10 dollars
What does scotch mean?
Scotch doubles is a Bowling term used for describing a style of doubles play where each teammate alternates shots. The only time the 2nd player doesn't roll in a frame is if the 1st player gets a strike.
When was the first time the computer used?
1st computer(ABACUS) was used by the mandarins. In around 2700-2300 BC .
Result of PTU of bba of 1st semester in december2008?
management is an art of getting things done throw other with formally organise groups
What does scotch doubles mean?
Scotch doubles is a bowling term used for describing a style of doubles play where each teammate alternates shots. The only time the 2nd player doesn't roll in a frame is if the 1st player gets a strike.
What is the 1st term of 5n?
n
Identify Perfect square trinomial?
1st term is a perfect square 3rd term is a perfect square square root of 1st and 3rd term multiplied together then multiplied again by 2 to get the middle term
When was the first time the word religion was come to be used?
The word "religion" has its origins in the Latin term "religio," which was used as early as the 1st century BCE. It is believed to derive from "relegere," meaning to "re-read" or "to go over again," or from "religare," meaning "to bind." The concept and term evolved over time, becoming more defined in the context of organized beliefs and practices in the following centuries. By the Middle Ages, "religion" referred more specifically to the structured practices of faith communities.
