Theological dissident definition | Examples of dissident

     Theological dissent definition


Generally, Dissidence is a lack of
understanding. When people Judge the other person wrongly and then react before he says something quarrel occurs when the choice of a person does not match to each other.
  It is caused when the person does not describe our point of view in an exact way
in which another person totally understands.


     When the person gives more importance to another person and he takes the benefits of it then all quarrel happens.

             Examples of dissident

  There is a war before 1947 
between the Indians and the Britishers, it's
caused due to the uneducated Indians
and lack of understanding. And the cunning Britishers take disadvantage of it. By this Britisher's oppression on Indians and then war arise.






In today's world, there is also a 
corrupted people who spoil the others
for a minute benefit of suggesting wrong 
ways to unknown persons.
        The altercation is the way by which 
criminals scare people by attacking them one by one. If we observe criticism is
influences person to person and everywhere in the world



One of the best examples of a dispute in 
the field of a soldier. Soldier service is the 
service in which he gives him and his 
family life for the hassle and every 
second he and his family scare that their
soldier tomorrow comes or not. soldier 
duty is full of the suffering of dissidence.




 The other example is from the religious 
a place where all the corrupted people 
quarrel for taking the share of the offertory and the seat of their presidency at the  
name of god's service.


There should be discord but it should be 
discord of love and understanding. Brawl
of giving and receiving. Fighting for 
helping each other. Fray for caring for each
other. Scrap for helping the other and the 
main aim of fighting is fun.

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