Proselytism is the action or effort to try to convert one or several people in favor of a certain cause, doctrine, ideology or religion. The purpose of proselytism is to create proselytes (from the Greek...
HDI stands for Human Development Index, an important measure conceived by the UN (United Nations) to assess the quality of life and economic development of a population...
Red blood cells (also known as erythrocytes or red blood cells) are the blood cells responsible for the red color of the blood and that play an important role in the cellular oxygenation of the...
CNPJ stands for National Register of Legal Entities and is the mandatory registration for two types of activities: legal entities (PJ): entities (companies, NGOs, political parties…) formed by one...
The Orthodox Church is a Christian church, considered, with a doctrine similar to that of the Catholic Church, but as the term itself says, it has a more upright, more rigid doctrine. Orthodoxy is the current...
Jurisdiction is the power that the State has to apply the right to a given case, with the objective of resolving conflicts of interest and thus safeguarding the legal order and the authority of the law. At the...
Suitability is a feminine noun that derives from the Latin term idoneitate, which expresses the quality of suitability, and also means capacity, aptitude, ability and competence. The suitability,...
Emotional intelligence is a concept related to the so-called "social intelligence", present in psychology and created by the American psychologist Daniel Goleman. An emotionally intelligent individual is...
Glucose is a monosaccharide (simple sugar) used by the body as the main source of energy for the body. Glucose is sugar found in the blood and obtained through food, where it exists in...
The Judiciary Power is one of the three powers of the State to which the judicial function is attributed, that is, the administration of Justice in society, through compliance with judicial norms and laws and...
Surrealism was an artistic and literary movement of French origin, characterized by the expression of thought in a spontaneous and automatic way, ruled only by the impulses of the subconscious,...
The number 666 is quoted in the Holy Bible as the number of the beast in Revelation 13:18. In the book of Revelation of St. John, God appears judging and destroying evil. In it appear images, figures and numbers...
Sine qua non is an adjective phrase, from Latin, which means “without which not”. It is an expression often used in our vocabulary and refers to an action or condition that is...
Paid activity or economic activity is any type of work where a monetary reward is received in return. The word "remuneration" comes from the Latin "remuneratio" and means payment,...
Syncretism is the fusion of different doctrines to form a new one, whether philosophical, cultural or religious. Syncretism maintains characteristics typical of all its...