el despacho que Eugenio Alliata tiene en Jerusalén es el típico del arqueólogo que prefiere estar manchándose de tierra a pie de excavación que estar entre cuatro paredes poniendo orden. En un rincón cría polvo un equipo informático estropeado. Los informes de excavación comparten las abarrotadas estanterías con cintas métricas y otros implementos del oficio.
Es como el despacho de cualquier arqueólogo que he conocido en Oriente Próximo, con la diferencia de que Alliata viste hábito marrón de fraile franciscano y tiene su gabinete en el monasterio de la Flagelación, que según la tradición eclesiástica se alza en el lugar exacto en que Jesucristo, ya condenado a muerte, fue azotado por los soldados romanos y coronado de espinas.
«Tradición» es una palabra que se repite muy a menudo en este rincón del mundo, donde masas de turistas y de peregrinos atestan decenas de lugares que, según la tradición, constituyen los escenarios de la vida de Cristo, desde su cuna en Belén hasta su sepultura en Jerusalén.
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Para una arqueóloga reconvertida en periodista como yo, sabedora de que culturas enteras brillaron y sucumbieron sin dejar tras de sí más que unos pocos vestigios sobre la Tierra, buscar en un paisaje milenario evidencias de una sola persona se antoja la crónica de un fracaso anunciado, como intentar dar caza a un fantasma. Y si ese fantasma es nada menos que Jesucristo, en quien más de 2.000 millones de habitantes del planeta ven al mismísimo Hijo de Dios, en fin, ante tamaña tarea conviene buscar guía divina.
ARQUEOLOGÍA CRISTIANA
Y por ese motivo siempre que viajo a Jerusalén recalo una y otra vez en el monasterio de la Flagelación, donde el padre Alliata nunca deja de recibirme –a mí y a mis preguntas– con una paciencia infinita. En calidad de catedrático de arqueología cristiana y director del museo del Studium Biblicum Franciscanum, forma parte de la misión franciscana que lleva 700 años cuidando y protegiendo los lugares sagrados de Tierra Santa (y, desde el siglo XIX, excavándolos de acuerdo con los principios científicos).
Como hombre de fe, el padre Alliata parece reconocer sin incomodidad hasta dónde puede llegar la arqueología, y hasta dónde no, para revelar la figura fundamental del cristianismo. «Descubrir pruebas arqueológicas de [un individuo concreto que vivió] hace 2.000 años sería algo raro y excepcional –reconoce–. Pero tampoco puede negarse que Jesús dejó una huella histórica».
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Using the image of the front page and the knowledge you attained from the lesson , identify the headlines that could be described as yellow journalism and explain how these headlines and their stories might have played a major role in the spanish american war
The thing the reward the headlines that could be described as yellow journalism was mentioned many times and this was to played a major role in the spanish american war.
What is yellow journalism?Yellow journalism can be defined as a part of a newspaper that has zero to a little bit of legitimacy and it. This suggests that the information that has been given does not pay half a proper legetimacy .
This information does not work well or reading is not important. In this given picture there is various parts have kind of not required like the money that has been rewarded has been given approximately 4 times that was not required to where the information regarding the Spanish and the accident was more important. This was presented in the newspaper.
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Which statements about the Mormon religion and its founders are true?
Choose all answers that are correct.
A. Early Mormons practiced polygamy, meaning a man could have more than one wife.
B. When Brigham Young was murdered, Mormons went west to find a new leader.
C. Mormons were persecuted for refusing to let new members into their church.
D. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints was founded by Joseph Smith.
How does the Olive Branch Petition reflect the attitudes of many colonists in July 1775?
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Answer:
See below
Explanation:
John Adams wrote to a friend during stating the petition would serve no purpose. War was coming and the colonists should have already developed an army to fight.
This letter was not received and the petition never made it to the king. Therefore the king granted Adams to push for independence and refused the petition.
At the end of the day the colonist realized they only had two choices:
Complete Independence or Complete British Rule
So to answer your question the Olive Branch Petition reflected the attitudes of many colonist 'negetivly' because they were going to be under complete control no matter what they faught for.
Hope this helps.
Which activity is a responsibility of the federal government?
A. conducting relations with other countries
B. overseeing state and local prisons
C. maintaining and monitoring city parks
D. establishing and enforcing driving laws
Answer:
D. establishing and enforcing driving laws
Answer:
A) Conducting relations with other countries
Explanation:
Overseeing state and local prisons is a state government responsibility,
maintaining and monitoring city parks is a state government responsibility,
and establishing and enforcing driving laws is a state government responsibility as well because many different states have many different driving rules.
True or false for all of them, and WHY? explain
Answer:
all true
Explanation:
can i get help plss??
Answer:
I think the answer is F
Explanation:
CAN SOMEONE REPHASE THIS FOR ME PLLLLZZZZZZZthe mathematicians in the Gupta empire invented the concept of zero and developed the "Arabic" numerals and system of place-value notation used in most parts of the world today. These four manifests in the macrocosm as Isvara, Brahman, Isvara, Hiranyagarbha, and Virat, respectively. Virat is the world. Hiranyagarbha is the cosmic Self. Isvara is the Supreme Lord and Brahman is the Supreme Self, who is not subject to any modifications
What do you wonder about The Bermuda Triangle?
Answer:
why do so many things go missing there whats in it what there that make things go missing
Explanation:
The statements below describe a type of government.
Executive=Elected by the people
Legislature=Elected by the people
Which title completes the statements?Immersive Reader
Parliamentary Government
Confederal Government
Federal Government
Unitary Government
Answer:
Federal Government
Explanation:
The Federal Government is what the U.S. is.
In the U.S. both Executive and Legislative Branch gets voted for.
All living organisms look dramatically different today than they first did when they appeared on Earth. True or false?
A. true
B. false
Answer:
The Answer is gonna be False
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helppppppppppppppppppppp ASAP due today
Answer:
the first one is geographic, the second one is political, the third one is infrastructure, the fourth one is social, and the fifth one is economic
I wasn't sure about the second one but I do hope it was right and it helps you!
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Answer: Geographic, political, Infrastructure, Social, Economic.
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The US Supreme Court is part of the __________.
A.
Department of Justice
B.
federal judiciary branch of government
C.
state judiciaries
D.
legislative branch of government
Answer: federal judiciary branch of government
Explanation: The Supreme Court of the United States is the highest court in the land and the only part of the federal judiciary
please help me my teacher sent me slot of work to do that was suppose to be sent Monday and due Friday but today is Friday!!!! In your own words explain what happened during the New Kingdom period to make Egyptians a world power.
Answer:
It was during the New Kingdom that the Egyptian Empire conquered the most lands. Pharaohs launched wide ranging expeditions taking over lands to the south (Kush, Nubia) and lands to the east (Israel, Lebanon, Syria). At the same time, Egypt expanded trade with many external nations and kings. In the New Kingdom, Egyptian religion underwent a significant change (not only during the reign of Akhenaten). The growth of the cult of Amun brought with it a new age of state-sponsored religion, and the temple of Amun at Karnak in particular saw a huge growth. Karnak was located in the capital city of Thebes. It was brought into contact with peoples in south Western Asia as well as other parts of Africa. Trade was greatly expanded.
Explanation:
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Was new technology necessary for theIndustrial Revolution? Explain.
Answer:
Yes
Explanation:
The industrial revolution was basicaly tech being inproved and or completly new tech being created. Without it it would not exsit
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Answer:
c 5 and 6
Explanation:
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Answer:
2 and 4 if that does not work then let me know in the comments
I need help! this is for U.S history, 8th grade. ill give brainliest IF YOU ANSWER WITH AN EXPLANATION, because i actually want to learn this and pass this test
Answer:
it has to be B because no other answer makes sense
Explanation:
What is the population of your city or town?
What was the population ten years ago?
Has the population increased or decreased?
Explain the factors that you think may have caused the change in population of your home town over the ten years.
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How did Walter Cunningham play a role in NASA’s lunar (moon) program?
Answer:
please give me brainlist and follow
Explanation:
Cunningham was expecting to command the first Skylab space station mission, but that never came to pass. Instead, he became NASA's chief of the Skylab branch, responsible for operational inputs for the hardware, the launch vehicles and 56 major experiments.
Answer:
Answer above verified!
Explanation:
What was the first role Titus filled after his father became emperor?
A.advisor to the emperor
B.commander of the Roman forces in Judea
C.barrister in the Roman law courts
D.overseer to the rebuilding of the Capitol
Answer:
B commander of the Roman forces in Judea
Answer:
B commander of the Roman forces in Judea
What power does home rule give local government?
Local governments can enforce state laws without using state law enforcement.
Local governments can create new laws without state government approval.
Local governments can pass laws that contradict state laws.
Local governments can pass laws that contradict federal laws.
3. In the early 1800S, what are now modern Germany and Italy were each individual, unified countries. T OR F
4. During the Industrial Age, the middle class decreased in size. T OR F
5. The period of the late 1700s and early 1800s was one of political stability and peace across the Americas and in Europe. rope. T OR F
Explanation:
3. False they where made up of small nation states.
4. False, more people where in more stable jobs with a higher income
5. False, In the late 1700 there was the 7 years war, american revolutionary war, French revolution and begging of the Napoleonic wars.
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Describe the Mexican immigrants in Texas. Why did they emigrate from Mexico to Texas? What are some examples of their culture in Texas?
Answer:
Mexican immigrants have to get papers in order to live in the US legally
Explanation:
Answer:
The most influential immigrant group in Texas culture came from Mexico. Mass relocations occurred at the turn of the 20th century due to the Mexican Revolution. Agricultural expansion attracted laborers. By 1930, Mexican American population of Texas exceeded 700,000, and by 1960 it exceeded 1.4 million. Many Mexican Americans worked as migrant farm laborers in Texas who began on the farms of South Texas and moved north into the Panhandle. After World War II, increased numbers of Mexican Americans left rural areas and moved to urban areas. Mexican Americans actively sought to bridge their two worlds. By the 1920s, Mexican American leaders sought integration of Mexican Americans into American society. They began learning English and participating in the political system while still honoring traditions of Mexico. By the 1990s, nearly 40% of all Mexican Americans in the workforce held skilled or professional positions. Mexican American culture blended the customs of Mexico with those of the U.S. Mexican customs were heavily influenced by Spanish traditions. Spanish newspapers and radio stations addressed news and concerns of both nations. Mexican Americans have a strong literary tradition, Tex-Mex food (a blend of the two cuisines), and are represented by many painters, sculptors, and musicians like artist Manuel Acosta and singer Selena Quintanilla-Pérez.
Explanation:
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What is an example of a Tariff, Quota, and a Embargo in Africa?
PLs help.... 15 points
Answer:
A tariff is to put a tax on some type of item.
A quota to put a trade limit on a item
A embargo is restricts trade with a other country
Explanation:
I don't know much about Africa but maybe this helps
A tariff is just a tax on stuff imported from other another country; the tax raises its price and thus diminishes its attraction. A quota is a limit placed on the quantity of a specific good allowed into the country. An embargo is a complete prohibition against bringing a certain good into a country
What did Louisianan do in response to global devopment following ww2
They became fearful that communists were trying to take over the nation
They sought to reduce global trade and become more self sufficient
They increasingly supported the desegregation of schools and businesses
They cut back on consumer spending and tried to save for the future
Answer:
Explanation:
They became fearful that communists were trying to take over the nation. This fear was part of the broader anti-communist sentiment that prevailed during the Cold War era. The Red Scare led to suspicions of communist infiltration and the need for heightened vigilance against communist influence.
Fill in this chart. It will help you figure out the similarities and differences of Hinduism and Buddhism. Remember to write in complete sentences.
Buddhism
Hinduism
Who founded it?
What do they believe about the purpose of life?
What do they believe about the afterlife?
What are common practices?
What are the sacred texts?
What do they think about the caste system?
Who are the clergy (religious leaders)?
Answer:
Explanation:
Ấn Độ giáo
1. Ấn Độ giáo thờ gì?
Ấn Độ giáo chứa đựng nhiều triết lý tôn giáo. Vì lý do này, đôi khi tôn giáo còn được biết đến như một cách sống hay một gia đình tôn giáo, không giống như các tôn giáo hợp nhất khác.
Tập tục chính của Ấn Độ giáo là tôn thờ một vị thần tối cao Brahman, cùng với các vị thần và nữ thần khác. Các tín đồ Ấn giáo tin rằng có nhiều con đường tu tập để có thể một ngày về với vị thần họ tôn thờ.
Người Ấn giáo tin vào các thuyết về luân hồi (vòng luân hồi liên tục của sự sống, cái chết và tái sinh) và nghiệp lực (luật nhân quả).
Một trong những triết lý quan trọng của Ấn Độ giáo là “atman”, niềm tin vào sự tồn tại của linh hồn. Triết lý này cho rằng mỗi một sinh vật sống trên đời đều có linh hồn, và tất cả đều là một phần của linh hồn tối thượng. Niềm tin hướng đến sự cứu rỗi, kết thúc vòng luân hồi để đạt đến linh hồn độc nhất, tự tại.
Một nguyên tắc cơ bản khác trong Ấn Độ giáo hindu là ý niệm cho rằng tất cả hành vi và suy nghĩ sẽ trực tiếp quyết định cuộc sống hiện tại và tương lai của con người..
Người Ấn giáo noi theo “dharma”, một quy tắc sống coi trọng nhân phẩm và đạo đứNgười Ấn giáo tôn kính tất cả các sinh vật sống và coi bò là loài vật linh thiêng.
Tập quán ăn uống cũng là một phần quan trọng trong cuộc sống của người Hindu. Hầu hết họ không ăn thịt bò hoặc thịt lợn, và nhiều người ăn chay.
Ấn Độ giáo có mối liên hệ chặt chẽ với các tôn giáo khác ở Ấn Độ, như Phật giáo, đạo Sikh và Kỳ Na giáo. Có thể thấy nhiều giáo lý trong các đạo giáo khác bị ảnh hưởng khá nhiều từ Ấn Độ giáo.
2. Ấn Độ giáo thờ vị thần nào?
Ngoài Brahman, vị thần được tôn là tối thượng trong tất cả các thần, vị thần sáng tạo ra vạn vật. Người Ấn giáo còn tôn thờ nhiều vị thần và nữ thần khác nữa.
Brahma: Vị thần có công tạo ra thế giới và mọi sinh vật sinh sống trên thế giới
Vishnu: Vị thần bảo tồn và bảo vộ vũ trụ
Shiva: Vị thần hủy diệt trong vòng tái sinh vũ trụ
Devi: Nữ thần chiến đấu để tái sinh dharma
Krishna: Vị thần của lòng trắc ẩn, sự dịu dàng và tình yêu
Lakshmi: Nữ thần của thịnh vượng và sự thuần khiết
Saraswati: Nữ thần học tập
Nghi thức thờ cúng Ấn Độ giáo
Việc thờ cúng theo đạo Hindu, hay puja, thường diễn ra ở các Mandir (ngôi đền). Các tín đồ Ấn Độ giáo có thể ghé thăm Mandir bất cứ lúc nào họ muốn.
Người Ấn giáo cũng có thể thờ cúng tại nhà, và nhiều người thậm chí còn lập đền thờ dành riêng cho một số vị thần và nữ thần của riêng họ.
Nhiều người Ấn giáo lại lựa chọn hành hương đến các đền thờ và địa điểm linh thiêng khác ở Ấnhác ở Ấn Độ để hành lễ theo nghi thức. Độ để hàn
3. Một số kiến trúc Ấn Độ giáo nổi bậ
nghi thức.
Which Epistles (letters) were written by Paul from Rome? (select all that apply)
First Corinthians
Galatians
Colossians
Ephesians
Second Corinthians
Philemon
Philippians
First Timothy
Second Timothy
After World War II, which had the most direct impact on the growth of Washington’s suburbs?
highways
television
airports
computers
Answer:
Television
Explanation:
Why did television fuel opposition to the Vietnam War?
Question 10 options:
People could see the horrors of war every evening in their living rooms
Sitcoms like "I Love Lucy" advocated against the war
Newscasters conspired to make the oppose the war because they did not like Nixon
Johnson refused to let the television news show footage from the war which outraged the public
Answer:
People could see the horrors of war in their living rooms
Explanation:
Back then mostly everyone head of war developments via radio and things like that. When the invention of the tv changed all that.
What was the Reign of Terror, and how did it show that revolutions can lead to radical violence in the name of political ideals?
Reign of Terror, also called the Terror, French La Terreur, period of the French Revolution from September 5, 1793, to July 27, 1794 (9 Thermidor, year II). With civil war spreading from the Vendée and hostile armies surrounding France on all sides, the Revolutionary government decided to make “Terror” the order of the day (September 5 decree) and to take harsh measures against those suspected of being enemies of the Revolution (nobles, priests, and hoarders). In Paris a wave of executions followed. In the provinces, representatives on mission and surveillance committees instituted local terrors. The Terror had an economic side embodied in the Maximum, a price-control measure demanded by the lower classes of Paris, and a religious side that was embodied in the program of de-Christianization pursued by the followers of Jacques Hébert.
During the Terror, the Committee of Public Safety (of which Maximilien de Robespierre was the most prominent member) exercised virtual dictatorial control over the French government. In the spring of 1794, it eliminated its enemies to the left (the Hébertists) and to the right (the Indulgents, or followers of Georges Danton). Still uncertain of its position, the committee obtained the Law of 22 Prairial, year II (June 10, 1794), which suspended a suspect’s right to public trial and to legal assistance and left the jury a choice only of acquittal or death. The “Great Terror” that followed, in which about 1,400 persons were executed, contributed to the fall of Robespierre on July 27 (9 Thermidor).