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Many present day scientists think that religion can never come to terms with science. Studies of the relationship between religion and science have traditionally assumed that any conflict that exists is based on epistemology. This assumption is built into the history of Western academic thought, the founding of sociology itself, as well as the common definitions of religion used by social scientists.
Rahab KimondoPublished 4 months ago in FYILabour overturns 18,000 Tory majority to win Wellingborough byelection
Work has scored its biggest swing in a byelection beginning around 1994 subsequent to upsetting a larger part of more than 18,000 in Wellingborough, supporting expectations that the party is on course for an avalanche triumph at the following general political race.
prashant soniPublished 4 months ago in InterviewDon't Miss Out on These One-of-a-Kind Shoe Paintings!
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Highheeled ArtPublished 4 months ago in ArtROMANCE
We decided to meet at my place as my parents went out of town for two days and I was all alone at home, so I invited Payal for lunch at my place. But having strict Indian parents and living on different outskirts of Mumbai, it was difficult for her to make it up. Needless to say, Mumbai can separate people by distance but connect them by heart. So none of the reasons could stop the love birds to meet. She somehow managed to convince her parents to let her go out by making an excuse for group studies, the best excuse students make to convince their parents as parents generally give up just by the name of studies and that happened with her too. Poor parents!
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You make me sick
When people say I don't have the words to describe what's going on I rarely ever understand what they mean by that. I always have the words to describe the absolute abysmal situation I am currently in. Partly because of my own fruition and the rest because certain people in my life are completely inept. First, I'll start off with the "property management" that we do. Why on Earth do we manage so many units and not even get 2% of the cut? Why did this start out as a good deal for us and then turn into my waking nightmare eternally? How did I let myself become so obsessed with helping others get ahead that I completely lost myself in the tsunami... by the time I get out of this I will never be the same as a person.
Tetrenius CobaltPublished 4 months ago in Confessions Let's Welcome our Next Author
Let's welcome Jeremiah D. MacRoberts to my little interview blog. He has been writing all of his life, publishing for the last 10 years. He is a versatile author writing in various genres, including science fiction and fantasy. He is currently writing a 10-part series, "Swords of Faith," and a sci-fi series, "Starscape Chronicles."
KA StefanaPublished 4 months ago in InterviewCamino love
I had been walking for 37 kilometres that day. Grime covered, hair tied in knots, when I arrived at the hostel in Santo Domingo de Calzada. I remember looking around and being the dirtiest one there, but I was proud. 37 kilometres is madness - who walks that in a day? I do! My legs were weak, my face slightly red from the sun. I had put on a very unflattering cap to shield myself, and now I felt the need to remove it, sure I would look less dishevelled with it off. The room was bright and big, almost clinical. It was one of the hostels run by nuns, and the rules were just as strict. Lights off at 10, lights on at 730, and at 8 you had to be out - such was the life of a Compostela pilgrim. I loved it.
Emmy BPublished 4 months ago in ConfessionsThe Bermuda Triangle Mystery Has Been Solved
The Bermuda Triangle, also known as the Devil's Triangle, is a region in the western part of the North Atlantic Ocean that has been shrouded in mystery for decades. The area is bounded by Miami in the United States, Bermuda, and Puerto Rico, and it has been the site of numerous unexplained disappearances of ships and planes over the years.