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By Sonia Kainth
The 'Final Solution' was when all of the Jews in Europe were exterminated and were sent to be killed in extermination camps. They were built by the Nazis and would systematically kill millions of people by gassing and extreme work under starvation conditions. Many people thought they were going there because it was better, and would get them out of the horrible things that were going on back in their homes. But it didn't. And in fact this was much worse! But they didn't know that. The journey to there was horrible too; they were all crammed into a small cart with no windows, food or toilets. When they arrived they were tattooed with a number and were made to shave their heads. It wasn't only Jewish people that were victims of the disaster, but also gypsies, the disabled, homosexuals and dark-skinned or mixed-race people. In this essay I will be telling you how Jewish beliefs were affected by the horrible events in the Holocaust...
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Who is the founder of Islamic beliefs?
Answer AMohammad from Mecca founded Islamic belief system. He claimed that an angel appeared to him and gave Islamic revelations. This faith is also founded based on ONE God as similar to Jewish and Christian beliefs. However, there are many basic differences between Islamic belief and Jewish/Christian beliefs. Answer B (and hint on the above answer A)God is the founder of Islam religion per Quran revelation to prophet Muhammad. The same way same God is the founder of Judaism and Christianity religions. The three religions stem from the same source and calling for the same message; that is God worship with no partner and no associate; and calling for the same morals and same ritual worships (praying, fasting, alms giving, ...) although different in the specific rituals. The three God religion prophets are descendants of the same God prophet; Abraham (or Ibrahim).
Who theorized that belief in a God or gods arises from the long-lasting impressions made on adults by their childhood experiences?
Sigmund Freud, a psychoanalyst, proposed the theory that belief in a God or gods is a result of childhood experiences and the psychological need for a protective father figure. He suggested that these beliefs stem from the desire for security and comfort, similar to the feelings one has for a parental figure.
What do you call a person who believes all religion leads to the same place?
A person who believes all religions lead to the same place is often referred to as a religious pluralist or an interfaith advocate. This perspective is rooted in the belief that all religions are equally valid and ultimately lead to a common truth or destination. It emphasizes the importance of respecting and understanding diverse religious beliefs and practices.
What are religious conflicts?
Muslim and Christians. No Jewish
Are gays and lesbians in favor of stem embryos cells?
It all depends on the person themselves. Something like being in favor stem embryos cell research is a personal decision someone has to make themselves. There are gay people in favor of it and there are gay people who are against it. Compare it to the belief in the Christian God, some gay people believe in God some do not, some gay people are Muslim, Jewish, some are Agnostic ,some are Atheist and some believe in some other kind of gods that i haven't said above. So your religious belief is a decision you have to make yourself and so is being in favor or against stem embryos cell research.
Why does the world reject god?
The rejection of God can stem from various reasons, such as different belief systems, lack of evidence, personal experiences, or a preference for science and rationality. People have diverse perspectives and reasons for their beliefs, which can lead to the rejection of the concept of God.
What causes ethnocentrism?
Ethnocentrism is often caused by a lack of exposure to different cultures and beliefs, leading to a belief that one's own culture is superior. It can also stem from a need for social identity and belonging within one's own cultural group. In some cases, ethnocentrism may be reinforced by political or social systems that promote nationalism and xenophobia.
What motivates da duh and the narrator to try to triumph over each other?
Da-duh is motivated by her sense of pride in her island home and her belief that her way of life is superior. The narrator is motivated by a desire to prove her grandmother wrong and challenge the traditional beliefs that Da-duh holds. Their motivations stem from a clash of cultures, generations, and perspectives.
What is the Latin stem word for 'lunatic'?
Luna is the stem word for 'lunatic'. The word is a Latin noun that means 'moon'. The insane were believed to have been affected adversely by the moon.
Restricting immigrants from entering a country may be based on what belief?
It may stem from nationalism, xenophobia, fear of competition for resources, and/or a fear that the existing culture will be destroyed.
Banished for believing that the church is not a necessary part of religion?
Being banished for such a belief may stem from the idea that the church serves as a center for religious community and practice for many. Those who hold this belief might be seen as challenging traditional religious structures and, consequently, face backlash or exclusion for questioning the established hierarchy. It highlights the deep connection between religious institutions and beliefs for many people.
Will Jehovah Witnesses accept stem cells?
The official stance of Jehovah's Witnesses is that they do not have a specific teaching on the acceptability of stem cell therapy. However, they may have individual beliefs based on their interpretation of biblical principles. It is recommended for Jehovah's Witnesses to consult with their religious leaders for guidance on this issue.
