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…of the universe. The Aztecs believe that there was a supreme creator of all, who they would call Ometeuctli, but often referred to as the lord of duality because he was both male and female. Ometeuctli's cosmic coupling gave birth to four lesser, creator-gods…

…with little white boys and white girls as sisters and brothers…and when this happens and when we allow freedom to ring… from every village…from every state and every city, we will be able to speed up that day when all God’s children, black men and white men, Jews…

…Physical confrontations, especially those involving knives and guns Social skills, such as joining a gang. Fashion trends, such as Raider jackets, Air Jordans, and nose rings. Bus-riding or car-pooling. Condom-on-the-cucumber demonstrations…

…understandable by children. There are many reasons why the stories are not actually for children, but instead for their parents and elders. For instance, as one critic said, Alice in Wonderland "may . . . bore children nowadays . . . Their ringing peals [of laughter…

…, a man and a woman who are living together, become considered married, under the law, even though there are no rings, contracts, or witnesses. This is called the "common law marriage." Common law marriage is defined after as when a man and a woman who’ve…

…as that of Christ, suddenly grew weary of retreat. “Lord, what will You have me do?” asked Francis. “Return home, Your vision will have its spiritual fulfillment through Me.” replied the voice. Francis then returned to Assisi. Although the residents of Assisi rejoiced…

…courtship, they married on March 9, 1796. Inside the wedding ring he gave her were engraved the words "To Destiny". Unfortunately their honeymoon lasted only two days. It was cut short because Napoleon received orders to head a military…

…the weave. Babbage saw that the punched card system could be used to control the calculations of the analytical engine, and brought it into his machine.         Ada Lovelace was known as the first computer programmer. Daughter of an English poet (Lord…

…(Truitt 14). Men wore handkerchiefs over their noses and mouths to avoid infection as well as the smell of death. Women kept roses under their noses to help cover up the smell. These actions prompted the creation of the popular children's song "Ring around…

…chapter 19, verse 28, which says: “You shall not make any cuttings in your flesh for the dead, nor tattoo any marks on you: I am the LORD”. However, this is also the same chapter that stats we can not eat “meet with blood still in it” or where clothes made…