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The Qur’an and Bible possess many similarities as the holy scriptures of Islam and Christianity, respectively. They consist of narratives, teachings, poetry, and rebuking. Many narratives contain the same basic events and figures. They both teach the creation of the world by a single almighty, omniscient God who commands humans to follow the morality set out for them. Similarities “believe in one true God, not the concept of Trinity.

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I feel as if Government officials should lead by personal example, I strongly support this especially if having a strong government vs a weak government. I FEEL LIKE America would be even messier without Government officials leading. What are your thoughts and opinions on Government officials leading?

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Confucius and Socrates both lived in historical periods marked by tremendous social changes: frequent wars, political disturbances, ideological confusion and conflict, and demoralization. Confronted with political and social crises, they both sought moral principles as a basis for understanding those crises and for mending the social fabric. In my opinion I feel as if Obama fits into this category because he’s a very wise man.

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The roles of God in modern time God plays a war in everything, which means the wars now. it is nothing like the ancient times. God or gods do not play a big the major role in wars. Wars are controlled by the government and the President.

Back in ancient times God also was the primary role player in the wars. The went to God before they consulted in war. God was like their fighter himself.

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It is one of the many ironies of the 2016 presidential campaign that the United States is at war in varying degrees in four different countries in the Middle East and North Africa—Iraq, Syria, Libya, and Yemen—as well as continuing its “longest war” in Afghanistan. All five of these wars now involve ISIS to some degree—ISIS is the central focus of the wars in Iraq, Syria, and Libya—and probably to a degree that seriously threatens the future stability of the MENA region and U.S. strategic interests.

 .One quote that stuck out to me from “The art of war” t is a matter of life and death, a road either to safety or to ruin. Hence it is a subject of inquiry which can on no account be neglected"