Answer:
Both religion and spirituality require that persons engage in faith, which is a confident belief that cannot be proven or disproven but is accepted as true.
Explanation:
By definition, faith is the belief someone has that something is true. It is related to trust and confidence. Religious and spiritualist groups tend to present a common faith. Christians, for instance, have faith in a single God whose son, Jesus Christ, was born in this world as a mortal man to die for our sins. They have faith that Christ's sacrifice has redeemed humanity. Other religious groups, however, present different faiths. A characteristic of faith is its endurance to tests and contrary evidence.
Answer: E. All of the above
Explanation: Incident detection methods are techniques, systems or devices used to capture or unravel criminal or illegal activities or actions. All of the options above including IDS alarm, log analysis, public or attacker announcement, 3rd party information are all ways of detecting an incident.
IDS alarms are programmed to trigger unauthorized access or violation, Hint or information about an incident supplied by another group or individual is called 3rd party information, log analysis which is used to find patterns or abnormalities from computer generated records and public or attacker announcement which is a proclamation used to inform the public of happenings are all methods of incident detection.
<span>There are number of different views about the
concept on both domestic and international crime. However, there is also an
unfortunate tendency in discussions of international law to neglect the large
body of knowledge that has been developed in connection with domestic law.
Moreover, to consider the divergent views on how crime should be defined in domestic
law may help to clear the problem of defining international crime. Thus the
term crime can be applied in an international contect only by analogy, an
international crime can be at best, an act which international law prohibits
and provides should be followed by consequences more or less closely similar in
some way to the preceedings and punishments that characterize the operation of
domestic criminal law. </span>
<span>A circuit involving the insula, the anterior cingulate cortex, and the: Amygdala
</span><span>seems to play a role in complex social decision making, such as deciding whom to trust. Amygdala is the part of our brain that controls the emotion fear. Our decision to trust a person or not is based on the fear to be betrayed and endanger everyone that we love.</span>
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