So what is the underlying difference. I think we all know in our gut what the difference is but if you had to explain it to someone how would you do it?
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Cult is..\nIn religion and sociology, a cult is a cohesive group of people (often a relatively small and recently founded religious movement) devoted to beliefs or practices that the surrounding culture or society considers to be far outside the mainstream. Its separate status may come about either due to its novel belief system, because of its idiosyncratic practices or because it opposes the interests of the mainstream culture. Other non-religious groups may also display cult-like characteristics.\nIn common usage, "cult" has a negative connotation, and is generally applied to a group by its opponents, for a variety of possible reasons\n\nReligion is..\ncommonly defined as a group of beliefs concerning the supernatural, sacred, or divine, and the moral codes, practices, values, institutions and rituals associated with such belief. It is sometimes used interchangeably with "faith" or "belief system." In the course of the development of religion, it has taken many forms in various cultures and individuals.\nOccasionally, the word "religion" is used in the more restrictive sense of "organized religion" — that is, an organization of people supporting the exercise of some religion, often taking the form of a legal entity (see religion-supporting organization).
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I don't understand. Elaborate?
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It depends upon the person.If he/she is a straight cut and true person then ask him?her directly.I am sure you you will get the truth.But never expect any thing from the hippocrates  who will always give you the incorrect information.So its important to differentiate between them.
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Typing out all the differences would be crazy.\nCheck out the links i've posted below.
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What's the question?  What you are describing is a baseline phrase.
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I can never tell the difference with you....
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Paragraph 1:\nCharacteristics of a thing cannot be made without relating it to another thing.  Then you can find it's constituent parts by contrasting it with this other thing.\n\nParagraph 2:\nCharacteristic = invariant.  Says same thing virtually as first paragraph.  Added information: variants = varied.  A whole is compared to its parts which create different perspectives to view the whole from.  Like eating an elephant from different sides, the one side blind to the other but of the same.\n\nParagraph 3:  All experiments reveal something different since one can best see what one sees best oneself.  \n\nThis all proves that its very very difficult to see how the varied characteristics of variants and invariants can vary.  And how the makers of aspirin were way ahead of their time.  Geez.
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no difference,if you like the gut no matter what race,just try,whats the worst that can happen,him saying,no thats about it.so go for it,and dont worry about race
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I'm not sure I understand the question.  Add some detail?
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Instead of trying to explain it in text,\nI made a little file as an example.\nTry downloading this file.\nGood luck!
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I would say find out what actually people want rather than just assuming.  \n\nEven it appears to be common sense, the difference is unbelievable.  Find out first hand by interviewing or talking to potential customers.  They will appeciate you making a effort if you call in in person and don't give up!
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A question refers to something that you want to know about. The answer is the freedom from being in doubt. For more details watch <Matrix: Reloaded> LoL..kidding!
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Um ... yes?\n\nHow the heck can we figure this out without links to the relevant information?  Or is reading your mind part of the question requirements?
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how do u expect us to explain that!\njust do it! let it flow!
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well, ther answer would oBViously be.....I don't know......or maybe it's just too oBVious and I don't quite see it.\n\n\nnice question, took me a minute. Would "Obvious" work in your HW?
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what difference does it make?
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A main difference would be the intent, if the obstacle/challenge were deliberately placed before you.  The intent of an obstacle is to block you.  The intent of a challenge is to test you.\n\nIf it were not intentionally placed, and just something that you came upon in your life, then the difference might be in your perspective.  Do you think "oh, crap!" and ponder whether it is worth the trouble (perhaps selecting another path)?  Or, do you embrace it as exciting and a path to self-improvement -- a chance to show yourself and others your capabilities or dedication?  \n\nIt is important to select the correct word to properly communicate.  They say different things, about the situation and about you.