Is being adaptable and malleable a "good" or "bad" thing for doomsayers?

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Stolb23 [73]4 years ago

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The correct answer is; It is a good thing for doomsayers.

Further Explanation:

A doomsayer is a religious person they are also known as a Defeatist. They believe that the church must be malleable and adaptable for the end of the world and what is to come. Many people who are doomsayers are the ones who preach about the end of the world and prophecy that always go past their date.

If a person is malleable they have certain traits such as;

impressionable
supple
ductile
tractable

If a person is adaptable they have certain traits such as;

They don't blame
They are resourceful
They don't whine nor complain

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