John Knox was a Scottish protestant, and is also suspected to be the father of Presbyterianism. He lived during the reign of Edward VI, Bloody Mary, Elizabeth, and Mary of Scotland. He was born in between the years 1505 and…
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Science Lesson 102: Arteries
You probably know what the arteries are. They are the largest blood vessels in your body. But what you probably don’t know is that all of the veins in your body are arteries! All of your arteries are connected to…
Science Lesson 103: Veins of the Body
The veins of your body are the great vessels that suck blood back into the heart. They are the Superior Vena cava and the inferior vena cava. The inferior vena cava is located on the bottom of the heart, and…
History Lesson 120: John Knox
John Knox was born in Scotland, somewhere in between the years 1505 and 1515. He attended a grammar school and went on to study in the University of St. Andrew’s under John Major, a man that taught boys that had…
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Mathematics Lesson 133: Logical Equivalences and Contradictions
Logical equivalences, sometimes called tautdogy, is a compound sentence whose 2 parts are equal to each other. For example: B <–>~~B. To show you why this is a logical equivalence, I’m going to have to fill out a truth table,…
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