Human beings acknowledge and recognize God in terms of God's attributes that are revealed in the Bible.
It is impractical to describe all of God's attributes, so we shall focus on only two.
1. God is holy.
God's holiness means that He is worthy of worship, and devotion because He has righteousness and goodness that surpasses that which can be found in any other created being.
In the prophet Isaiah's vision, he saw holy angelic beings (who cannot be charged with any wrongdoing) continually worshipping God as holy.
2. God is merciful and kind.
Although God is holy and must punish wrongdoing, He is also merciful.
In Lamentations, the prophet Jeremiah says "It is of the LORD's mercies that we are not consumed because His compassions fail not; they are new every morning; great is Thy faithfulness".
The prophet acknowledges that if God had not been merciful, the nation of Israel would have perished because of wrongdoings.
Answer:
1. conquest after Muhammad's death
2. religious alternatives
3. art and architecture
4. advanced education
5. trade and finance
Answer:
Three principles shared by the U.S. and the Texas constitutions are:
1.- The principle that the government should be a democratic representative government and that the people provide it sovereignty.
2.- Both contain bills that protect the people from government infringement of their liberties.
3.- The principle of a bicameral senate and house of representatives that provide legislation.
Explanation:
The reasons behind these three principles are that in the first place both constitutions establish that their respective government has to be a democratic government in which the people decide their leader and provides them with sovereignty. In second place that they guarantee the people's liberties and guarantee that the government can't break them. And finally in third place that the government legislation will be carried on by a bicameral senate and house of representatives.
The colonists emigrated (good vocab word) to North America because they didn't have the rights for religion. The were not free.
