Answer:
i dont think so
Explanation:
Most things which we accept, we accept on the basis of proof. That proof is not always rock solid (some of it is based on spurious media claims, for example) but there is a standard to which we hold most of our beliefs. Things that don’t meet that standard – the Tooth Fairy, let’s say – we discard as not impossible, but extremely unlikely.
God, however, many people accept with no proof at all. Belief in God is a product of upbringing, societal and cultural convention, a desire for comfort and intellectual laziness.
There is no evidence that God exists. You may have had some kind of personal experience – what we “anecdotal evidence” that has convinced you personally that he’s out there. But most people would concede that that kind of evidence is not evidence at all. It can’t be repeated under test conditions and there are other possible explanations for what may have happened.
Fact: no-one has ever presented one iota of persuasive evidence that there is a God.
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The British didn't move their entire naval force from the southern region of the US to the Caribbean during the war, they moved to the southern region from the northern region. However, "A. Loyalist forces in the South were not very
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They can cause mud flow: in fact, in a famous volcano eruption in Chile in 1985 this is what caused the majority of the deaths .
Volcanic eruptions can also cause earthquakes, but very mild ones; the ones we hear about are usually caused by tectonic movement, not volcanic eruptions.
Answer: Self-clarification
Explanation:
Self-disclosure is when we intentionally reveal something important about ourselves to someone who couldn´t otherwise know it. It provides several benefits, such as Catharsis, Reciprocity, and Relationship Maintenance & Enhancement.
Self-Clarification refers to how talking about our beliefs, opinions, ideas, and feelings with someone else can help us make those thoughts more clear even to ourselves. It´s the beneficial effect of being able to explain ourselves better.
