The correct answer is D. To protect against an aggressive Soviet Union in Europe.
After World War II ended, the United States and Soviet Union emerged as global superpowers. Both were set out to spread their power, influence, and ideologies to other countries. In this case, the Soviet Union was trying to spread their communist ideas to other nations. Many European countries and the United States wanted to stop communism from spreading. To do this, they formed the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO). This was a political and military alliance, one that promised that each country would support each other with military help if the Soviet Union tried to invade their country.
1. To guide the disciples on the road to Emmaus from doubt to faith, Jesus <u>broke the </u><u>bread</u><u> after giving </u><u>thanks</u>.
2. In Acts 17:10-34, Paul reasoned with the Athenian philosophers that they had been worshipping the Almighty God (the unknown God) without actually realizing it.
<h3>What was the story of Jesus and the Emmaus disciples?</h3>
The story of Jesus and the disciples on the road to Emmaus showed that Jesus Christ after his resurrection continued to teach his disciples to grow and strengthen their faith.
However, we understand that reading and studying the Scriptures is not enough for faith to flourish. Jesus used the breaking of bread to open the spiritual eyes of the disciples that he has risen indeed.
<h3>What happened in the Areopagus?</h3>
According to Acts 17: 10-34, Paul showed the Men of Athens that they built an altar dedicated to the unknown God.
It was the same unknown God that Paul came to Athens to reveal to the Athenians.
Thus, Jesus Christ used an object (bread) to clear the doubts of the disciples on the road to Emmaus, just as Paul used the altar dedicated to the unknown God to show the Athenians that they had known and worshipped the God he proclaimed.
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During the first half of the millennium I a. The Phoenician ships crossed the Mediterranean tirelessly from their place of origin, on the Syrian-Lebanese coastline, until they reached the Strait of Gibraltar. At the time they made possible an unprecedented economic and cultural exchange between the peoples of the East and the West. To support their newly launched routes they created factories and settlements along the coast, from Cyprus to Cadiz, passing through Sicily, Sardinia and North Africa, which over time became authentic cities. When Phenicia fell, one of these colonies, Carthage, would take over and keep the Phoenician spirit alive, albeit with its own personality, for several more centuries.
I believe the answer is A or C (: if so your very welcome, get the guessing/thinking
