The unknown has always fascinated and frightened people across the centuries. Folklore and legends stem from the fear of meeting something unknown. Something strange to our culture. The story of Roanoke is popular due to the fear and interest it excites. The fear comes from the thought that you, or someone you love, could have been a victim to the disappearance. It also interests people due to the fact that it is something unexplained. It shows people that not everything can be calculated and that unknown still exists. This plays on the detective in some people, increasing their interest.
Jesus sent out his disciples to spread the word of god. He told them that people will try to kill them and people will hate you. Also when king saul was killing people, people fled the city bringing the gospel with them. Everywhere those people went the gospel went too so thats another was christianity was spread.
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I think that it's the third one if you're not to sure, I have a site that might help: https://www.britannica.com/event/Tokugawa-period
Do you mean JFK? If so then he believed that science could evolve to the point that it can regrow limbs.
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The English, French, and American revolutions are considered the archetypal bourgeois revolutions, in that they attempted to clear away the remnants of the medieval feudal system, so as to pave the way for the rise of capitalism.
