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Question by Content: Where did the word “Philanthropy” originate?
I would like to know when this word was added to the dictionary also where and when it originated from.
(I have already done a search and could not locate anything, so opinions and any information would be significantly appreciated. Thanks)
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Answer by HappyBunny94:)
[C17: from Late Latin philanthrōpia, from Greek: love of mankind, from philos loving + anthrōpos man]
philanthropy
c.1600, from L.L. philanthropia , from Gk. philanthropia “humanity, benevolence,” from philanthropos (adj.) “loving mankind,” from phil- “loving” + anthropos “mankind” (see anthropo-). Originally in L.L. form modern spelling attested from 1620s.
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Question by Cowardly Yamster: If tithing is just “freely giving,” does charitable donation count?
I was told that it is freely giving:
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index_ylt=AtMdQx1PTQjPxPwkD_4sGzfsy6IX_ylv=3?qid=20080224165751AAJVdpb
so does any sort of charitable donation count? What if I give to the campaign for equal rights for gays (Human Rights Campaign)? What if I give to Planned Parenthood? What about an atheist charity (Gates foundation)? Do THOSE donations count?
Greatest answer:
Answer by mamasquirrel
Jesus only said “give to the poor”.
He didn’t say, “You have to give by way of your church.”
So, whatever you choose…its your option.
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Question by He Who Defied Fate [Atheati]: How can I successfully advocate for atheism?
In 1 of my classes, we’re supposed to do some huge project with the theme of what they call “social entrepreneurship” which is a phrase that doesn’t even make sense to me. Essentially we have to pick a difficulty in the world that we’re passionate about, and do something about it.
The initial factor I thought of was how significantly I hate creationism, the Phelps family members, and the like.
I’m thinking I must do a fundraiser for the Freedom From Religion Foundation, but that just appears half-assed. Either the fundraiser itself has to be cool somehow, or I have to believe of some thing a lot more creative than just raising money.
Or I could abandon this entire atheism idea.
Michael: Donating to the FFRF would represent me giving my time, effort, and money to the kinds of actions that the FFRF does. You may have heard of a lawsuit or two that they’re responsible for.
For my own part, I do not really feel discrimination for getting an atheist, but of course it exists. Trying to increase acceptance of atheism is what I call “advocacy.”
Best answer:
Answer by bob
Try to do an actuall difficulty, not just advocating your beliefs.
Attempt some thing along the lines of “going green”
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Question by rehyel00: Do you feel the Republican party is “helping” Hillary win the Democratic nomination?
Hillary, is already in the back pocket of the “special interest” groups and lobbyists. She is on the board of directors for Walmart. She voted FOR the war in Iraq. Her hands are just as dirty. I’m not saying Obama hasn’t any faults nevertheless it’s obvious that out of ALL the candidates, Obama is closer to the “middle” class than Hillary and McCain.
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Answer by JOHN D
No I believe the Republican party is praying for an Obama victory over Clinton so that they will be assured the white residence for the next 4 years.
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Question by J: How can I read an very boring non-fiction book?
I have to read this book referred to as “Salt: A World History” by Mark Kurlansky, but I locate the 449-page book that’s all about salt outrageously dull. I just cannot take it, but if I don’t read it, I cannot answer the 15 “straightforward and straightforward” questions that my teacher has given (and they are most definitely NOT “straightforward and basic”!) I just need to have to focus and concentrate, I suppose, my buddy suggested that I chew gum or some thing it assists her although she was reading “Guns, Germs, and Steel”. I do not wanna fail my initial AP class since of my lack of interest into the history of salt.
I have one more non-fiction book known as “The Ecology of Commerce: A Declaration of Sustainability” which is just as poor as Salt, though it could be shorter. I actually believe I’m a lot more interested in “Salt” then this book. The author continuously repeats himself and uses the words: enterprise and commerce (I’m fairly confident they’re synonyms and he tries to differ the words, but he utilizes them so considerably…).
Salt has photos and I do take pleasure in them, there are maps, and portraits of items from the past, which I use to compare what Mark Kurlansky has written. While the Ecology of Commerce does not and the words are considerably a lot more scrunched together which makes the 219-page book much much less appealing. The significant downpoint of both of these books – is the vocabulary. I often have a dictionary by myself when I am reading (quite hard to do and I usually have to re-read the very same sentences over and over once more) either of them so I can appear up the words that I cannot comprehend.
Sorry for the length of this, but I genuinely need support, specifically with school beginning and 2 other books that I should also read.
Very best answer:
Answer by Piki
Non-fiction authors sure are desperate.
Salt is poor for you.
Chewing gum does work although.
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Question by Hey!: What are some examples of “Volunteer work” and “Comunity function”?
thank you. i was just curious simply because i want to start doing those
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Answer by pai
If you go to a hospital and do some work for the patients, it is volunteer work. If you aid any 1 in your locality for their betterment, it is community work… Great luck.
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Question by icentan: What does “wear your foundations” mean?
What does “wear your foundations” mean? not to be confused with make-up foundation.
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Answer by NoAngeIlllI
“Foundations” is an old-fashioned word for “undergarments”. Ladies were supposed to wear the proper foundations beneath their clothing (not only for propriety’s sake, but also since the appropriate foundations make your clothes fit greater.)
If I had been finding married and wanted the proper “specialty” undergarments to wear with my wedding gown, I would search for a shop that sold women’s foundations. Of course, those stores do not ONLY sell wedding-sort undergarments. They also sell everyday items, such as slips, bras, etc. But, they do, usually, specialize in items and sizes that it may well be challenging to come across elsewhere.
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Question by redeye: Why is Yahoo giving “best story” billing to bloggers who call critics of Obama racist ?
Not just “birthers”, any critic.
Since when is anything from a Blogger a best story?
I have noticed at least a dozen leading stories like this in the past couple of days.
Obviously some men and women like thorn just can’t see facts, dozens of “racist” stories genuinely mean none.
Ideal answer:
Answer by mustagme
It is only a couple of leftist extreme news outlets that are pushing this racism concern. The a lot more credible ones, such as Fox News, have not mentioned a single word about it.
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Question by Chris: What is meant by the term “sustainable community”?
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Answer by Panic Procul Pervideo
A community that produces its own food, electricity, and has its own source of water. I think the land is the only thing it’d have to pay taxes on or whatever.
Answer mine? http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20110109150901AAgdBjo
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Question by My heart beats to your rhythm: I require a excellent defenition for “Random Act of Kindness”?
I am writing a paper on a random act of kindness and i need to have a definition to start off of the paper with. The only 1 i found was on wikipedia but i didn’t like the wording. So if anybody knows where i can come across a very good defention please post a website so i can use it for a referance
thank you for all your assist. and the qutotes support too i really am adding a few of those in my paper
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Answer by Akash P
A random act of kindness is a selfless act performed by a person or persons wishing to either assist or cheer up an individual or in some situations an animal. There will generally be no cause other than to make folks smile, or be happier. Either spontaneous or planned in advance, random acts of kindness are encouraged by various communities. An oft-cited example of a random act of kindness is, when paying the toll at a toll booth on a highway, to pay the toll for the vehicle behind you as well.
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