The Homework Help Thread

[Eli]

I'll try asking some online food-expert or something and see what I can find... Thanks anyway

[Eli]

For those who are interested, I found the answer. It is because of the amines

Now I know I'll be able to sleep tonight. Wondering about weird stuff like that keeps me awake

[Riley99]

LOL...I'm the same way. I always wonder too until I find the answer.

[Aquamarine]

I guess it's worth a try. Any French students here? I need help translating this for a test tommorow.

Qui trop embrasse mal étreint.

[-Andrew-]

I tried looking it up for you with a translator and it came out like this

Who too embraces Etrient badly!

I dont quite think thats right Although you probably need to rearrange French words for them to make sense

[Guevara01]

I tried looking it up too Mine said: Who too kisses poorly embraces

[Eli]

My friend tried an online translator, and got this:

Who too kisses poorly embraces

[Aquamarine]

Looks like I wasn't the only one who had trouble finding it, but I think I did alright, thanks all!

[princess_in_pink]

AS Religious Studies Essay.

A) Explain what is meant by a Fundamentalist approach to the interpretation of the Bible.

B) “A Fundamentalist approach to the Bible has only problems; there are no advantages.” Discuss.

Finding it very difficult, so help would be greatly appreciated, if not thank-you anyway.

[Jess]

If I remember correctly, fundamentalism is basically where every aspect of the Bible is taken literally. So, for example, fundamentalists believe that the world was created in seven days, and that there were two people called Adam and Eve who were the first people to inhabit the earth. Another example would be Noah's Ark. Some people believe that it's just a myth to illustrate what happens when we offend God; fundamentalists believe that a flood covered the earth and destroyed all living creatures. So, yeah, you get the picture.

Regarding its advantages and disadvantages. There are people who think that there are no advantages or truth in it, that the Bible is merely a moral myth. However, there is proof to back up some of the claims in the Bible. It has been historically proven that a man called Jesus lived in the town of Nazereth and was a very well-respected man. There have also been remains of what scholars claim to be Noah's Ark found on the mountain that it is reported to have landed on in the Bible when the flood waters subsided. Fundamentalism is a hard one because some people would argue that if you don't believe in Noah's Ark or the Creation story in Genesis, then why believe that God sent His "only begotten Son, that we may not perish, but have eternal life" (John 3:16). And if we don't believe that, then there really is no point to the Christian faith. On the other hand, it is very hard to believe that an omniscient and omnipotent being created the Universe, when there is so much scientific "evidence" to "prove" otherwise.

I hope this helps a little and makes some sort of sense. Shout out if it doesn't, and I'll do my best to help and/or clarify. Or, you can just tell me to shut up.