That should be true. An Ethical Dilemma has multiple outcomings depending on the persons choice on how to follow through with the situation, yet every outcome seems to bring certain downsides with it. for example: a train is rushing towards a group of people. Do you pull a lever to change the trains direction and kill only one person ? Neither of the outcomes are ethically acceptable / satisfying.
Answer: a. True
Explanation:
Christians believe that the real enemy is the devil, his demons and their human allies (witches and wizards) and that the only way to fight them is in the spirit which is a realm that normal humans cannot see that is located both in heaven and on earth.
Paul in the book of Ephesians, exhorts believers to remain vigilant and prepare for this ongoing war by putting on the armor of God such as the Sword of Truth (the Bible) and the Breastplate of Righteousness.
Answer:
- B. He did not want to see permanent foreign alliances.
Explanation:
George Washington cautioned Americans against joining perpetual coalitions with different countries and against having incredible interests either possibly in support of any outside country in his goodbye address. All things considered, he asked the country to consider transitory partnerships as fundamental. This meant he did not want Americans joining permanent alliances. The answer is B. He did not want to see permanent foreign alliances.