The 2016 presidential election is already picking up speed as new candidates join the race and set out on their campaigns. Over the past decade, political discussions have migrated from water coolers and dinner tables to smartphones and social media. Here are just some of the ways technology has dramatically changed the race for the presidency in a short period of time
Answer: According to Erasmus, it is not biblical to execute heretics.
Explanation: Erasmus was a Christian humanist that lived during the Renaissance period.<u> He promoted religious toleration as he was against the execution of heretics</u>. Instead of being in favour of the killing of heretics, <u>Erasmus believed in conversion, even though he also supported free will</u>. In that way, throughout his work, he aimed at putting an end to the execution of heretics for considering it anti-biblical.
With urban planning, we were able to plan how water systems should work, how to stop diseases from spreading, and how to get rid of garbage. This had a deep, positive impact on cities.
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