In the contact hypothesis theory, which is credited to Gordon Allport, is the ability for two or more cultures to coexist peacefully through meaningful and thoughtful interaction in order to reduce prejudice. To ensure successful contact, it is recommended that: both groups receive equal status of importance with minimal differences in characteristics, backgrounds, and qualities; groups work towards achieving a common goal which is equally beneficial to both groups; there is cooperation from all subjects in each group; support from local authorities of laws/government and customs; personal interaction between members of opposing groups.

Potential outcomes for successful tourist-host contact include: relaxed attitudes, understanding, a mutual appreciation for the opposing culture's values, positive interactions wherein cultures are respected mutually, increased active communication to ensure both parties are satisfied and can co-exist peacefully, and perceiving the opposing culture as equally important.

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Explanation:

Judaism and Christianity are two monotheistic, ethical religions which share a part of

their scriptures in common; the Bible or Tanakh of the Jews is the Old Testament of the

Christians. These religions share many common beliefs: (1) there is one God, (2) mighty

and (3) good, (4) the Creator, (5) who reveals His Word to man, and (6) answers prayers.

Both Judaism and Christianity make (7) a positive affirmation of the world as the arena

of God's activity, (8) as the place where people have an obligation to act ethically, and (9)

which should be redeemed from injustice. Both believe in (10) a future life, as well as a

doctrine of resurrection. Finally, both look to (11) a final consummation of history and

(12) the realization of God's complete sovereignty on earth, through the coming of a

Messiah or, in the case of modern forms of Judaism, a Messianic age. Besides these

similarities of doctrine, Christianity is bound to pay special attention to Judaism because

Jesus and his disciples were Jews. They lived as Jews; the Jewish Bible was their Bible,

and they criticized Jewish beliefs and practices as reformers from within. Jesus' life and

teachings are largely incomprehensible without an understanding of Judaism of his time.

Although Judaism and Christianity share many common elements in their beliefs, there

are also deep differences. First, for Judaism God is one and unique; for Christianity God

is one in His nature but there are three persons constituting the Holy Trinity: Father, Son,

and Holy Spirit. Christians believe in Jesus, called Christ, the Messiah, who is the

Incarnation of the second person of the Trinity: therefore adoration is not given to man

but to God who became man. Salvation for mankind is entirely the gift of God, through

the sacrifice of the second person of the Trinity, who became man and suffered and died

in his humanity and became alive again.

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After a trip to the supermarket, Raj asks his daughter, "Do you remember the supermarket? What did we do at the supermarket? Wha

Fudgin [204]

Answer:

b) repetitive

Explanation:

Raj kept using the work supermarket over and over again to awaken his daughter's memory.

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