Yeah, I still remember one month ago when I was at the ISISB Center, we had a great discussion about the true nation theory whether its bases were religious or cultural. That was the subject of discussion. I discussed it with 11 classmates of mine and I was the 12th one so total we were 12 boys who were discussing this topic. A lot of different opinions were made on the topic and these were ranging from the students who were compiling reasons about the religious basis of the Tunisian theory and the others were giving their stance for the cultural basis of the Tunisian theory. So in total there were 12 students and out of those 12, 10 students gave their vote to the religious basis for the Tunisian theory involving me and one other student, we gave our stance in the place of the cultural basis for the Tunisian theory because culture has more impact than religion and the history proves this. Furthermore, culture is more diverse, impactful and has a long lasting effect than the religion. I specifically found the discussion more interesting because we had a diverse exchange of opinions, exchange of ideas and it was overall a productive discussion.
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Yeah, I still remember one month ago when I was at the ISISB Center. We had a great discussion about the true nation theory, whether its bases were religious or cultural. That was the subject of discussion. I discussed it with 11 classmates of mine, and I was the 12th one, so in total, we were 12 boys discussing this topic. A lot of different opinions were expressed, ranging from students compiling reasons for the religious basis of the Tunisian theory to others giving their stance for the cultural basis of the Tunisian theory. In total, there were 12 students, and out of those 12, 10 students voted for the religious basis for the Tunisian theory. Involving me and one other student, we supported the cultural basis for the Tunisian theory because culture has more impact than religion, and history proves this. Furthermore, culture is more diverse, impactful, and has a longer-lasting effect than religion. I specifically found the discussion interesting because we had a diverse exchange of opinions and ideas, and it was overall a productive discussion.
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