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What were the negatives of being a striker in the 1800s?
1. You looked like a gay lord. 2. The ball is like a blob of concrete. 3. You have to wear them 1700's cap's.
What was life like for men in the 1800s?
hard
What did bakeries look like in 1800s?
old
What were Irish kitchens like in 1800s?
Food
What was it like living in France in the 1800s?
not good
Can you be half Christian?
No. Being Christian isn't comparable to an ethnic background. Either you believe or you do not believe. It would be like being half pregnant.
Why did russia help the Jews in late 1800s?
because they didn't like the way the Jews were being treated by Germany
What was food like in the 1800s?
the food in the 1800s are rashened the food in the 1800s are rashened
What do a Christian have to do in a day?
Live a normal life. There is no rules you have to follow to be a christian in your everyday life. Being a Christian is a relationship with God! Treat Him like a friend! Talk to Him! like u would a friend.
What did it look like working in a minor back in 1800s?
what did a minor factory look like in the 1800s
What is being with in Christianity?
Being a Christian is someone who practices Christianity to the best of their ability. A christian does their best to live like Christ, and therefore, love everyone to the best of their ability.
How do you be cute when your a Christian?
being cute has nothing to do with being a Christian.
When was On Being a Christian created?
On Being a Christian was created in 1974.
What was like in the 1800s?
what is it like in the 1840's
How is being a 'Christian without practice' any different from being just Christian?
Being a Christian without practice means you do not participate in the rituals of your religion, whereas just being a Christian can mean you do participate.
What were the negatives of being a striker in the 1800s?
1. You looked like a gay lord. 2. The ball is like a blob of concrete. 3. You have to wear them 1700's cap's.
What was Devonshire like in the 1800s?
terribble
