Reproduction
The article “Corn Sex” talks about the sex life of corn, how the kernel is formed, as well as human involvement in corn hybridization. Maize reproduces via self-fertilization and wind-pollination (Comley 467). Its male organs contain several anthers which produce abundant powdery yellow pollen i.e. 14 to 18 million grains per plant. A short distance…
Asia through Religion
Religion in influence in the on the Asian society’s psyche and the attitudes towards life, for example, the Hinduism in India believes in life after death and in the Karma theory which means your destiny in the next life is a product of your action in the current life (Chong, 2010). As the result, the…
Why Is That
Introduction According to the book, Gods nation should be understood to be there today also in the future that is to say that God’s kingdom is everlasting one. The kingdom that Jesus brought was not exclusive for Israel alone, but it belonged to everyone, and this is the reason why some of the Israelites will…
Xenophanes as Monotheist
Xenophanes (570 BC-480 BC) was a Greek theologian, philosopher, poet, as well as a religious and social critic. He had a passion for travelling that made him leave Ionia at a tender age of twenty-five years and travel all over Greece for the next 67 years (Jaeger, 1968). It is believed that Xenophanes went to…
Zoroastrianism
Zoroastrianism is among the oldest or perhaps it is the oldest monotheistic religion in the world according to Robinson (2012). It is estimated that it was established almost 3500 years ago in ancient Iran by Prophet Zoroaster. The period from 600 BCE to 650 BCE experienced Zoroastrianism as the formal religion of Persia (Iran), making…
