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what is ramayan

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Ritesh

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Hello
i have seen it but i dont understand when it was started in year
from where google get this information
 
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Ritesh

Member
Hello
but i dont understand how jejus follower are so many on earth many country follow him and there research is also very much higher in practical is that true
 
Brickjectivity

Brickjectivity

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Ritesh said:
Hello
but i dont understand how jejus follower are so many on earth many country follow him and there research is also very much higher in practical is that true
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We spell it 'Jesus' not Jejus.

The Christian Church believes nature and technology are gifts from God, and so the Church allowed technology while many other places feared the spread of technology. Also, the Church used the Greek idea of a college, and some of the first colleges where in Christian countries. Another good reason for technological improvement is the population growth following the Black Plague. Many European countries lost millions of lives, and this created wealth for those who survived the plague -- sad but true. The new wealthy classes had a little extra time to study nature. Lastly, Christian countries had access to philosophical systems. These philosophical systems provides the basis for a new branch of Philosophy called 'Natural Philosophy' and the principles of scientific discipline.

Another thing is that many Christian countries are in temperate climates.
 
Vinayaka

Vinayaka

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Clearly we're dealing with a non-English speaker here. Ritesh, what is your first language? Surely you can find resources about the Ramayana in that language, and look it up.
 
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