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Christianity has the biggest religious population of the Earth with nearly one in three people being a Christian. Within the religion, there are countless sects and branches of Christianity and many
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Adrian commented on the post, Important Person
Really good picture. I really like the shadows around the perimeter and the focus and clarity of his face and clothing. The periodic table only makes sense as well.
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Adrian commented on the post, The things that keep me calm
It’s good to hear you have healthy options to relieve stress a carry forward. Of course what works well for you may not be the same for others. I think we all can have the same type of relief but according to our needs and wants.
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I recently have embarked into the research world using various databases to find facts about the Early Christian Church worship and how it has changed. I have primarily seen a lot about the Greco-Roman influence
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Adrian commented on the post, The Running Shoe Debate: Maximalist vs. Minimalist (Pioneer database research)
Very interesting. I never knew that even just something a simple is a midshoe sole can affect performance. Not only in performace, but also risk of injury. It would be interesting then to see what brands of shoes provide the best sole and design for performance.
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I like this a lot. I think that a history of the Church is often scrambled and cloudy in people’s minds. By bringing in a good definitive compilation of history like this, people can better understand the mission of the Church and where it is headed. Well done.