I had to look for the options and here is my answer:
Based on Seth's graduation project which is about conditioning a monkey to fear a flower, she might consider coming up with a different plan because the monkey does not possess any biological predisposition to be afraid of a flower, which makes this project difficult to achieve or rather impossible.
Two years into his presidency, Jefferson asked Congress to fund anexpedition through the Louisiana territory to the Pacific Ocean. ... In 1803, Jefferson commissioned the Corps of Discovery, and named U.S. Army Captain Meriwether Lewis its leader, who in turn selected WilliamClark as second in command
<span> Allah cannot be described by any or all of these names but they help Muslims to think about Allah's unknowable nature.</span>
The correct answer to this open question is the following.
In seventeenth-century England, working for wages was widely associated with servility and loss of liberty. Only those who controlled their own labor could be regarded as truly free. Based on this understanding, the type of worker that would claim the most personal liberty and freedom were farmers.
During the 17th century in England, farmers could say that they were the ones with more personal freedom. However, the falling prices of wool and grains affected farmers du to the agricultural depression of that time. Grain fell by 12% while wool fell by 30%.
I guess the answer is going to be how you look at the question. I believe the God of the universe, who was before time, created the universe. I believe the Bible when it says God created the heavens and the earth and down to the last blade of grass. Some people are very zealous about the creation being done is exactly 6, 24 hr. days. However, the Hebrew words aren't that specific and we really don't know what time was like back then. So, if the scientist want to say it took a million or two for the change to happen, I don't find any problem with that. I do not believe people evolved from some random rodent running around (theory after the monkey theory). God made us - not because he was lonely, or needed someone to manipulate or to feed some ego. God made us because he loved us and wanted us to enjoy his handiwork and to fulfill His plan. However, God did not make man a puppet but gave him free will to make choices. Our job is to help people see what the path to eternal life is, to help others and to show His love to others. With God, we are never alone but if you mean is there life on another planet. That may be one of the great mysteries of life we just don't know yet. Moral laws are not just guidelines you follow if you want to or not. They are laws from God and should govern one's life. God gives us brains to listen to others and discern what is meant. The Bible, God's Word to man, tells us many times we should help the more unfortunate, take care of widows and children, help those in hunger and need. However, the Bible also says those that do not work and are able to should not be given food. God expects the able-bodied people to work for a living and not sponge off of other people just because we are lazy.
Hope this helps you some.
