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They both are alike in many ways but I think Islam(of Muslims) is better.Experts(not mostly Muslims) have themselves stated that Quran(of Muslims) has never been altered it is as it was 14000 years ago and they also state (the experts) that Bible was altered by kings and priests in history for their own benifits(it is a fact).

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Certainly it is good for children to play--in fact, kids are not getting enough free play today, leading to high rates of ADHD and diminished social capacities. Kids learn many things through play, especially friendly rough-and-tumble play which helps the brain develop in multiple ways including building social competence.

Some people argue that activities like videogame play that on face value seem to be bad for you are really good for you. Steven Johnson points out how much more complex popular culture is today than in the past, including the complexity of videogames (compare PacMan with Sims games). He argues that the increased complexity promotes intelligence. For example, when you play a videogame, it is often a frustrating learning experience that requires you to repeatedly problem solve to learn the game. In fact, James Paul Gee suggests that you even learn "the scientific method" through the necessary trial and error of figuring out how to meet goals in the game.

According to these criteria, playing constructive and prosocial games like Sims can be "good for you" with at least one caveat---as long as you have a balanced life with real-life face-to-face friendships and enjoyment in socializing. Why worry about the latter? Because playing videogames typically keeps active primitive parts of the brain that are not social nor cognitively sophisticated. So you need to balance videogame play time with experiences that use these parts of the brain. Or you can develop a "game brain."

credits:http://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/moral-landscapes/201011/playing-violent-video-games-good-or-bad

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It's ofcourse no religion.It is just a concept of rejecting all the other religion.

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The think is if you think it about from the psychologically it will make childrens excel in study as the will take interest init.

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