Answer:
Majority, no
Explanation:
Historically, many believed that Jesus was a prophet of GOD, or at best a teacher (of the law). Many Jews living during the age did not believe that the coming of Christ would occur while they were alive, and they essentially betrayed Jesus to be crucified. Of the few that believed, many were still doubtful, and needed ground and reasons to continue in their faith. However, there were instances of the belief of Jewish People, but it is rarely. Many followers were actually those who were not of higher class in the hierarchy of the class structure made during the Roman rule. Towards the end of Jesus's death, we see that most Jews regret eliminating him, but in a sense still did not believe.
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Answer:
They thought that Communists would state another world war.
Answer:
The statment made by Reagan about <em>"freedom is the victor"</em> is the <em>fact of an opinion rather than a judgement response</em>. This was in response to the wall which separate both sides of germany. The exact evidence from the speech that support this was when President Reagan said:
<em>"As I looked out a moment ago from the Reichstag, that embodiment of German unity, I noticed words crudely spray-painted upon the wall, perhaps by a young Berliner, 'This wall will fall. Beliefs become reality."</em>
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