Sentences with phrase «geographically by culture»
This is why religion is divided up geographically by culture.
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Adultery (and many other no - nos) were frowned upon by numerous cultures long before — and far removed geographically — from the Middle Eastern Hebrews.
@Uh «Adultery (and many other no - nos) were frowned upon by numerous cultures long before — and far removed geographically — from the Middle Eastern Hebrews.»
That appraisal would have been supported by the fact that geographically Christianity was confined to a smaller proportion of the earth's surface than it had been at the close of the fifth century and that the cultures into which it had entered were held by fewer of civilized mankind than had been true at the close of the preceding height of the Christian tide.
The most obvious are those described by John Seely Brown in his book, A New Culture of Learning, where he outlines how the WoW meta - game (the on - line communities that have sprung up around this game played by millions) causes players to participate in ways that make them supremely skilled at modern Internet information skills: finding, qualifying and synthesizing information; contributing in participative communities; researching specific topics; and participating in geographically dispersed communities of practice.
Independent culture, as it's known, typically starts with a DIY movement which is geographically focused and deals with content which would typically be ignored by the traditional media industry.