3. See a new reality -- I'm sure you've heard of the statement, "If you can see it, you can be it".
We've heard variations of this statement for years.
"I have a problem!" You hear iterations of this statement all the time.
When Crocetta heard of Petralia's statement, he fell into a funk that lasted for two days.
Most of us have heard of Thomas Jefferson's statement, "were it left to me to decide whether we should have a government without newspapers, or newspapers without a government, I should not hesitate a moment to prefer the latter".
One of the main themes during this time was the proclamation of his claimed mission; he instructed some of his followers to take his claims to Bábís in Iran and Iraq who had not heard of his statements, as well as asking the Bahá'ís to be united and detached from the world.
We have heard this statement hundreds of times, but most of us have no idea what that really means.
Sweetly, both of these writers make sure to include a hasty, token "Of course, you wouldn't wish an armed robbery on anyone", but it's hard to hear the authenticity of this statement over the shriekingly loud "BUT" implied at the end of that sentence.
The second section of the BEL Survey asked teacher participants to respond to whether they strongly agree, somewhat agree, somewhat disagree, strongly disagree or have no opinion ('undecided/never heard of it') on 23 statements related to biological evolution-related misconceptions.
In the second section of the questionnaire, we asked students to respond as to whether they strongly agree, somewhat agree, somewhat disagree, strongly disagree, or have no opinion ("undecided/never heard of it") on 24 statements.
