theistic story in the history of the jewish people who are categorized in the  abrahamic or monotheistic religions , is a path through the ups and downs that embrace from animism and natural spirits belief  until dissolve all the gods in one god. the history of the jewish people of the god started of deism thought nomadic hebrews and continues to the god of moses, the israelites introduced and ...

This study develops a new theory of the Moses illusion, observed in responses to general knowledge questions such as, "How many animals of each kind did Moses take on the Ark?" People often respond "two" rather than "zero" despite knowing that Noah, not Moses, launched the Ark. Our theory predicted two additional types of conceptual error demonstrated here: the Armstrong and mega-Moses illusion...

This paper reports on the progress that has been made in the system infrastructure/visualisation aspect of the Modelling and Simulation for e-Social Science (MoSeS) project at the University of Leeds. Until recently, user interaction with MoSeS models has been achieved through a series of JSR-168 compliant portlets, which offers users a web-based interface to MoSeS. This paper presents the new ...

The article demonstrates how the ancient concept of o9mo/noia (concord) was crucial for Paul’s and Josephus’ use Moses narratives. In continuation Margaret M. Mitchell’s dissertation Paul Rhetoric Reconciliation, I argue that in 1 Cor 10:1-11 uses narratives to exhort Corinthians become re-unified. these his himself as an example imitate struggle are compared way Josephus rewrites Jewish Antiqu...

OBJECTIVE The Lumenis® High-power Holmium Laser (120H) has a unique modulated pulse mode, Moses™ technology. Moses technology modulates the laser pulse to separate the water (vapor bubble), then deliver the remaining energy through the bubble. Proprietary laser fibers were designed for the Moses technology. Our aim was to compare stone lithotripsy with and without the Moses technology. METHOD...

The Decision Agreement Principle, originally promulgated by Cave and Bacharach (independently), asserts that if like-minded decision makers commonly know each other’s decisions, then the decisions are the same. Subsequently, Moses and Nachum discovered a flaw in the reasoning underlying the principle. Here we provide a careful, coherent, and correct formulation of the principle, which avoids th...