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Christianity for Dummies: History, Message, Currents
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Christianity, this famous faith so little known, approached from different angles but, ultimately, is never really identified.

What does this faith evoke, the world's first growing?
How did it go on, 2000 years later?
What was the real message of Jesus Christ of Nazareth?
Why is it still fascinating nowadays?

This course is for all those asking real questions about this unrecognized faith (whatever exposed), people eager to learn more without wanting to be fooled by what can say wikipedia, pro-Christians or against!

My goal is in no way to teach catechism classes or to make propaganda against or for.
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Online from Belgium
About Me
Young student in fashion design, I always liked to transmit my knowledge.
Although I study fashion, I love to cultivate, learn and know new things about the world and the universe around us.

Willing and available, I like students serious and eager to really get by.

I am patient, gentle and love to see the success of others.
I promise to be a real support for my students to help them get the best out of themselves and achieve their goals.
Education
CESS with congratulations and mention very well + the price of the student representing values of citizenship

Currently a student in fashion design
Experience / Qualifications
With two younger sisters at home, I naturally took the steps of the big sister: coach and teach while remaining a model.
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French and English: two languages ​​frequently spoken in the world. In this era of globalization, it is more than important to master the language of our circles but even more: to speak those that can open doors!

In this class, I will help you to have more confidence in yourself when you speak English or French, both orally and in writing. I will give you practical and memotechnical tools to easily complete all your evaluations and assignments (writing, oral, dissertation, presentation ..)
With me, be assured of an excellent success in these matters!
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