The correct answer to this question is "they declared the alien and sedition acts void within their borders." Kentucky and Virginia have in common is that they declared the alien and sedition acts void within <span>their borders. Hope this helps answer your question.</span>
That statement is true.
The term pius is often used to describe people who are always devoted in fulfilling his/her duty, either it's in normal household or religious institutions.
Because of this definition, many religious workers often adopted this name as a form of commitment toward their cause.
If you are talking about Nazi German its because Hitler didn't like them and they went to concentration camps (wouldn't mind brainliest)
I am a Christian.
I have been to many different churches in many different states.
In every church they have different morals and different ways of teaching.
In my faith we are called to be disciples and to make disciples yet many people choose to ridicule you and gossip when they are Christians and they go to the same church.
Their are questions of how can Christianity can be Monotheistic when we believe that the holy spirit and Jesus are just as great as the father (God)
Their is some debate as to if Jesus was who he said he was and if he was how can he be human and son of God.
Their is differences of when/ if he will come again
differences of when earth will be destroyed
Differences of if heaven exists or not
Differences about hell and if it is underground or not
Differences in laws in the Bible and the different versions. If the old laws should still apply in today's society or not. And if we even have to listen to a book and do what it says.
Some say it is irrelevant.
