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| ARTICLES RELATED TO Accepted | | | |  Accepted: Encyclopedia II - Christian countercult movement - Countercult apologetics as accepted termThe term "countercult apologetics" first appeared in Protestant Evangelical literature as a self-designation in the late 1970s and early 1980s in articles by Ronald Enroth and David Fetcho, and by Walter Martin in Martin Speaks Out on the Cults. A mid-1980s debate about apologetic methodology between Ronald Enroth and J. Gordon Melton, led the latter to place more emphasis in his publications on differentiating the Christian countercult from the secular anti-cult. Eric Pement urged Melton to adopt the label "Christian countercult", and since the early 1990s the te ...
See also:Christian countercult movement, Christian countercult movement - History, Christian countercult movement - Precursors & pioneers, Christian countercult movement - Mid-20th century apologists, Christian countercult movement - Walter Martin, Christian countercult movement - Other technical terminology, Christian countercult movement - Countercult apologetics as accepted term, Christian countercult movement - Countercult outside the USA, Christian countercult movement - Contextual missiology, Christian countercult movement - Apologetic nuances and models, Christian countercult movement - Prominent protagonists in the Christian countercult movement, Christian countercult movement - People, Christian countercult movement - Organizations, Christian countercult movement - Bibliography, Christian countercult movement - Primary sources, Christian countercult movement - History and critical assessments Read more here: » Christian countercult movement: Encyclopedia II - Christian countercult movement - Countercult apologetics as accepted term |
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| | | | | Accepted: Encyclopedia II - Many-worlds interpretation - Acceptance of the many-worlds interpretation There is a wide range of claims that are considered "many world" interpretations. It is often noted (see the Barrett reference) that Everett himself was not entirely clear as to what he meant. Moreover, popularizers have often used many-worlds to justifiy claims about the relationship between consciousness and the material world. Apart from these new-agey interpretations, "many world"-like interpretations are now considered fairly mainstream.
For example, a poll of 72 leading physicists conducted by the American researcher David Raub ...
See also:Many-worlds interpretation, Many-worlds interpretation - Outline, Many-worlds interpretation - Many worlds and the problem of interpretation, Many-worlds interpretation - Brief overview, Many-worlds interpretation - Relative state, Many-worlds interpretation - Comparative properties and experimental support, Many-worlds interpretation - Everett's many-worlds interpretation and axiomatics, Many-worlds interpretation - A simple example, Many-worlds interpretation - Partial trace and relative state, Many-worlds interpretation - Decohered states as relative states, Many-worlds interpretation - Multiple branching, Many-worlds interpretation - General quantum operations, Many-worlds interpretation - Branching, Many-worlds interpretation - Acceptance of the many-worlds interpretation, Many-worlds interpretation - Many worlds in literature and science fiction, Many-worlds interpretation - Speculative implications of many worlds Read more here: » Many-worlds interpretation: Encyclopedia II - Many-worlds interpretation - Acceptance of the many-worlds interpretation |
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| | | | | Accepted: Encyclopedia II - Same-sex marriage in Canada - Acceptance among population
Same-sex marriage in Canada - Opinion polls.
Public opinion on same-sex marriage in Canada has fluctuated greatly in recent years. In 2001, only 30% of Canadians surveyed were said to support same-sex marriage.
On September 5, 2003, the NFO CF Group released the results of a survey that they had done on Canadian attitudes toward same-sex marriage during late August. 46% of res ...
See also:Same-sex marriage in Canada, Same-sex marriage in Canada - History, Same-sex marriage in Canada - Court rulings, Same-sex marriage in Canada - Discussion in Parliament 1999-September 2003, Same-sex marriage in Canada - Supreme Court Reference re. Same-Sex Marriage, Same-sex marriage in Canada - Debate prior to C-38's introduction, Same-sex marriage in Canada - Legislative progress, Same-sex marriage in Canada - Other same-sex partner benefits in Canada, Same-sex marriage in Canada - Other kinds of partnership, Same-sex marriage in Canada - Recognition in other provinces and territories, Same-sex marriage in Canada - Immigration, Same-sex marriage in Canada - Military, Same-sex marriage in Canada - Survivor benefits, Same-sex marriage in Canada - Same-sex divorce in Canada, Same-sex marriage in Canada - Acceptance among population, Same-sex marriage in Canada - Opinion polls, Same-sex marriage in Canada - Pro and anti groups, Same-sex marriage in Canada - Church and State Read more here: » Same-sex marriage in Canada: Encyclopedia II - Same-sex marriage in Canada - Acceptance among population |
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| | | | | Accepted: Encyclopedia II - Beekeeping leading practices - Generally accepted
Beekeeping leading practices - All beekeepers.
Treat for disease only as needed
Over-use or inappropriate use of medications to treat disease or pests will lead to increased resistance to the medication.
Label honey with place of origin
Honey, like wine, picks up unique flavors from the flowers and nectars in the local environment. Each varietal will have a distinct taste and mouthfeel. Labeling your honey with place of origin can distinguish i ...
See also:Beekeeping leading practices, Beekeeping leading practices - Explanation of categories, Beekeeping leading practices - Generally accepted, Beekeeping leading practices - All beekeepers, Beekeeping leading practices - Hobbyist beekeepers, Beekeeping leading practices - Commercial beekeepers, Beekeeping leading practices - Controversial or emerging practices, Beekeeping leading practices - All beekeepers, Beekeeping leading practices - Hobbyist beekeepers, Beekeeping leading practices - Commercial beekeepers Read more here: » Beekeeping leading practices: Encyclopedia II - Beekeeping leading practices - Generally accepted |
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| | | | | Accepted: Encyclopedia II - List of two-letter English words - Words acceptable in Scrabble The following are lists of two letter words allowed in Scrabble (US, UK and International). See the Scrabble article for an explanation of the different wordlists and their applications.
List of two-letter English words - OSPD - Official Scrabble Player's Dictionary 4th edition US.
The 4th edition added five new acceptable two-letter words: FE, KI, OI, QI, and ZA.
List of two-letter English words ...
See also:List of two-letter English words, List of two-letter English words - English words, List of two-letter English words - English use in a foreign phrase, List of two-letter English words - Abbreviations, List of two-letter English words - Words acceptable in Scrabble, List of two-letter English words - OSPD - Official Scrabble Player's Dictionary 4th edition US, List of two-letter English words - OSW - Official Scrabble Words - Chambers historically UK Australia etc., List of two-letter English words - SOWPODS/OSWI: a combination of OSPD and OSW UK Australia etc.; international competition standard Read more here: » List of two-letter English words: Encyclopedia II - List of two-letter English words - Words acceptable in Scrabble |
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| | | | | Accepted: Encyclopedia II - Religion and sexual orientation - View that homosexuality is moral, morally acceptable, or is not an issue of morality The view that homosexuality is moral, morally acceptable, or that morality does not apply come from religious groups, human rights groups, political groups, some governments, medical organizations, and gay rights groups. Predominantly, political support for this view comes from gay rights organizations that lobby governments across the world for better treatment of lesbians and gay men and equality. Entities such as the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (USA), Stonewall and OutRage! (United Kingdom), ...
See also:Religion and sexual orientation, Religion and sexual orientation - Overview, Religion and sexual orientation - Organized religions, Religion and sexual orientation - Aspects of the conflict, Religion and sexual orientation - Reactions to homosexuality, Religion and sexual orientation - View that homosexuality is moral, morally acceptable, or is not an issue of morality, Religion and sexual orientation - Controversy over parallels with other civil rights movements, Religion and sexual orientation - Genetic determination, choice, and change, Religion and sexual orientation - Attacks based on stereotypes linking homosexuality to other behaviors, Religion and sexual orientation - Views of specific religious groups, Religion and sexual orientation - Atheists, agnostics and secularists, Religion and sexual orientation - Abrahamic, Religion and sexual orientation - Buddhism, Confucianism, and Taoism, Religion and sexual orientation - Hinduism, Religion and sexual orientation - Greco-Roman religion, Religion and sexual orientation - Mythological figures who engaged in same-sex love Read more here: » Religion and sexual orientation: Encyclopedia II - Religion and sexual orientation - View that homosexuality is moral, morally acceptable, or is not an issue of morality |
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| | | | | Accepted: Encyclopedia II - Religion and sexual orientation - View that homosexuality is moral morally acceptable or is not an issue of morality The view that homosexuality is moral, morally acceptable, or that morality does not apply come from religious groups, human rights groups, political groups, some governments, medical organizations, and gay rights groups. Predominantly, political support for this view comes from gay rights organizations that lobby governments across the world for better treatment of lesbians and gay men and equality. Entities such as the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (USA), Stonewall and OutRage! (United Kingdom), Re ...
See also:Religion and sexual orientation, Religion and sexual orientation - Overview, Religion and sexual orientation - Organized religions, Religion and sexual orientation - Aspects of the conflict, Religion and sexual orientation - Reactions to homosexuality, Religion and sexual orientation - View that homosexuality is moral morally acceptable or is not an issue of morality, Religion and sexual orientation - Controversy over parallels with other civil rights movements, Religion and sexual orientation - Genetic determination choice and change, Religion and sexual orientation - Attacks based on stereotypes linking homosexuality to other behaviors, Religion and sexual orientation - Views of specific religious groups, Religion and sexual orientation - Atheists agnostics and secularists, Religion and sexual orientation - Abrahamic, Religion and sexual orientation - Buddhism Confucianism and Taoism, Religion and sexual orientation - Hinduism, Religion and sexual orientation - Greco-Roman religion, Religion and sexual orientation - Mythological figures who engaged in same-sex love Read more here: » Religion and sexual orientation: Encyclopedia II - Religion and sexual orientation - View that homosexuality is moral morally acceptable or is not an issue of morality |
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| | | | | Accepted: Encyclopedia II - George W. Bush military service controversy - Acceptance into the National Guard Prominent American liberal political figures--most notably Democratic Party Chairman Terry McAuliffe and documentary filmmaker Michael Moore--have questioned whether Bush's father used his political influence to keep him out of the Vietnam War. During the 1968-1974 period, Presidents Johnson and Nixon decided against calling up National Guard units for service in Vietnam. As a result, National Guard service was widely seen as a way to avoid combat. The waiting list for the Guard at that time was extremely long, and there have been charges th ...
See also:George W. Bush military service controversy, George W. Bush military service controversy - Background, George W. Bush military service controversy - Acceptance into the National Guard, George W. Bush military service controversy - Flight performance and flight status in 1972 and 1973, George W. Bush military service controversy - Drill attendance in 1972 and 1973, George W. Bush military service controversy - Six-year service obligation, George W. Bush military service controversy - Missed drills during 1972 and 1973, George W. Bush military service controversy - Early release from military obligations, George W. Bush military service controversy - Release of military records, George W. Bush military service controversy - Memos allegedly from Jerry Killian, George W. Bush military service controversy - Rewards offered for information Read more here: » George W. Bush military service controversy: Encyclopedia II - George W. Bush military service controversy - Acceptance into the National Guard |
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| | | | | Accepted: Encyclopedia II - Ecumenical council - List of ecumenical councils
Ecumenical council - Councils #1 to #7.
1. First Council of Nicaea, (325); repudiated Arianism, adopted the Nicene Creed. This and all subsequent councils are not recognized by nontrinitarian churches: Arians, Unitarians, and Jehovah's Witnesses et al.
2. First Council of Constantinople, (381); revised the Nicene Creed into present form used in the Eastern and Oriental Orthodox churches and prohibited any further alteration of the Creed without the assent of an Ecumenical Council.
3. Counc ...
See also:Ecumenical council, Ecumenical council - Council documents, Ecumenical council - List of ecumenical councils, Ecumenical council - Councils #1 to #7, Ecumenical council - Councils #8 and #9, Ecumenical council - Councils #10 to #21 for Catholics, Ecumenical council - Acceptance of the councils, Ecumenical council - Mormonism: accept none, Ecumenical council - Nontrinitarian churches: accept none, Ecumenical council - The Assyrian Church: accept #1 and #2, Ecumenical council - Oriental Orthodoxy: accept #1 #2 and #3, Ecumenical council - Protestantism: accept #1-#7 with reservations, Ecumenical council - Eastern Orthodoxy: accept #1-#7; some also accept #8eo #9eo, Ecumenical council - Roman Catholicism: accept #1-#7 #8cor #9cor #10-#21 Read more here: » Ecumenical council: Encyclopedia II - Ecumenical council - List of ecumenical councils |
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| | | | | | Accepted: Encyclopedia II - Pentito - Role and Benefits The pentiti were first created in order to fight terrorism in the 1970s. Their correct technical name in Italian is collaboratori di giustizia ("Justice collaborators").
In exchange for the information they deliver, pentiti receive shorter sentences for their crimes, in some cases even freedom. In the Italian judicial system, pentiti can obtain personal protection, a new name, and some money to start a new life in another place, possibly abroad. This practice is common in other countries as well: in the Uni ...
See also:Pentito, Pentito - Role and Benefits, Pentito - Cultural acceptance, Pentito - Abuse of the term, Pentito - Criticism Read more here: » Pentito: Encyclopedia II - Pentito - Role and Benefits |
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| | | | | | | | | Accepted: Encyclopedia II - Service of process - Process server In most Anglo-American legal systems the service of process is effectuated by a process server, usually an adult and a disinterested party in the litigation.
Some jurisdictions require or permit process to be served by a court official, such as a sheriff, marshal, constable or bailiff. There may be licensing requirements for private process servers as in New York City.
Other jurisdictions, such as Georgia, require a court order allowing a private person to serve process. In some places the parties themselves may effectua ...
See also:Service of process, Service of process - Service, Service of process - Process server, Service of process - Acceptance of service United States, Service of process - Personal service, Service of process - Agent for acceptance of service, Service of process - Substituted service Read more here: » Service of process: Encyclopedia II - Service of process - Process server |
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