Answer:
HI JESUS RESIDE INSIDE ME IF U WANNA TALK TELL ME
Muhammad was the first man to discover Islam. He believed that the Jews, Muslims, and Christians shared the same God. He believed that it was his job to convert the "submission to the will of God" and warn everyone of the final judgement.
Answer:
Monotheists believe in one God, Greek myrhology involved many Gods.
Explanation:
Oracles were used to "predict the future" and gave advice and were thought to have this power from the Gods. You would learn about a poem at a forum I think. IDK ABOUT THE LAST ONE
Answer: Collective/general grade
Explanation:
An exam most times could be difficult enough that the lecturer makes it open for everyone to work collectively to get the result. Although, in most cases like this, it's not everyone who would contribute as some person's would view it as an opportunity to relax and leave the task for others but despite that, everyone would still be awarded the same score for it being a collective effort. They are some person's in the group who won't want to fail and would do their best to come up with a result.
Answer:
catechesis
Explanation:
catechesis is often used in studying an abstract concept that has a lot of room for elaboration, such as religion, literature or philosophy.
For example, Let's say that in your philosophy class you're studying the message from mahatma Gandhi. Specifically, this particular message:
<em>Live as if you were to die tomorrow, Learn as if you were to live forever.</em>
After repeating this message, the teacher then try to examine word by word, the depth of this message in order to have better understanding on what this message is about.
Live as if you were to die tomorrow, could be interpreted that you need to keep pursuing your goals every second in your life rather than wasting your life doing something unproductive (this is what people who will die the next day would've done)
Learn as if you were to live forever, could be interpreted that there are no such thing as too old to learn new things. You should always accumulate new knowledge everyday until the day you die.