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Q: Where does phrase violence begets violence come from?
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When was Violence Begets Violence created?

Violence Begets Violence was created in 2010.


How do you use begets in a sentence?

Violence begets violence. Strife begets strife. Hatred begets hatred. Good will begets good will. Civility begets civility. Love begets love.


Who wrote the quote violence only begets more violence?

The quote "violence only begets more violence" was spoken by Moses, it's in the bible.


Make a sentence with the word beget?

Violence begets more violence.


What is a cause and effect for Serbia?

Hate and intolerance begets violence and murder.


Strictly speaking the phrase like begets like refers to?

Asexual Reproduction


What does the father begets the son mean?

The phrase "the father begets the son" typically refers to the biological process of a father producing a child through conception. It is a way of describing the relationship between a parent and their offspring.


Use beget in a sentence?

its an old word from the bible meaning to be the father or parent of so an example would be Adam and eve did beget cane and abel but can also be used Violence begets Violence


What is the meaning of hate begets hate?

"Begets" is an archaic Biblical word meaning "gives birth to". The phrase "hate begets hate" means that ill feelings against a person (or group) may encourage him (or them) to hate you in return. Seldom do people respond to an expression of hate with understanding or kindness, although that would be the moral ideal.


What is the incorrect underline word or phrase the majority to the news is about violence or scandal?

violence


Did violence come from sin?

Yes violence will come only from sin, and not from love for someone.


Hate begets hatelove begets love?

Yes, this is definitely true. What you rip is what you sow. What you plant is what you will harvest. It's also similar to "Do unto others what you want to do unto you". Do good and you will be blessed. Do evil and you will be cursed.