True, because they would use a chart to identify what mineral it is. The texture, the way it looks, etc.
There is by all accounts some consistency with the possibility that we will be compensated from the great we do in this world. In the Qur'an, it has numerous similitudes to our sacred texts. The First part appears to discuss not worshiping some other Gods. Which resembles the 10 degrees, and with that, there are guarantees that he will breathe life into your back. Which is like our conviction of unceasing life. Alongside that, the Bhagavad Gita it discusses how the spirit is undying and that we have to do our best to be great in this life to get compensated in the following life. Each religion discusses being great brings compensate while being awful brings discipline. It appears like each religion takes a li²le bit from each other, be that as it may, there are as yet numerous di³erences between each religion.
If your boat get swamped far from shore, the one that you should do is : stay with the boat and signal for help
This is your best possible bet for survival. Do not try to swim in attempt to reach the shore because it would be very likely that you don't know which way is the shore and how far it is from your current location.
<span>Norms
are the standards by which people who share culture, define what is desirable,
good, and beautiful. These are the values, customs and traditions of certain
area and this is where the people get their basic moral conduct of what is the
right thing or wrong thing to do. Thus, this is a collective, indirect values
agreed by one people to another in a certain group in order to be accepted
within the group. This is their contract as they live with each other.</span>
<span>Achievement of a common good</span>
