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>elect a midge
>fucking White House burns down
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>>18289457
And then a tornado blew through d.c. which scared the shit out of the British so badly they decided to fuck off after Jackson retook Louisiana

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FINE. FUCK.

I CAN'T DO IT ALONE. I CAN'T DO IT BY MYSELF. FUCK. WHAT THE FUCK DO YOU WANT FROM ME?!
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The USA is the biggest cesspit that hates Jesus despite the fact that half the nation acts like it loves him.

They are actually worshippers of Queen Esther types.
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>>18289177
Trust. Real . . . faith. You never did it alone, one set of footprints in the snow.
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>>18289177
To believe.
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>>18289177
Why are you asking us? Ask Him.
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As a kid, watching the Bill Maher movie he finally talks to a cool, competent priest who's immune to all the usual accusations. He's not a grifter or a simpleton, or even a charismatic leader, just a guy in Catholic bureaucracy. He says he doesn't think a great flood happened 6000 years ago, but it's not about that. What it's about is left to interpretation, but he's the prototype of a real christian: someone who bettered himself through Christ and doesn't care that science contradicts old creation myths. You either want to be part of it, or you don't.

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There is no greater threat to archaeology than this man
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>>18288351
Fpbp
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Isn’t he no longer in control of everything?
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>>18289024
>a substance article
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>>18289143
Because the pro-Palestinian government that came to power after the Arab Spring got CIAed after a matter of months. But you knew that.
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>>18289606
At the direction of Jews, right?

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Discuss critical study of the Qur'an:
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>>18289525
>I think he’s right that Abd Al-Malik made it.
Considering all the relevant data to present the most comprehensive and convincing examination of the origin and evolution of the Qur'an available, Shoemaker concludes that the canonical text of the Qur'an was most likely produced ONLY around the turn of the eighth century.
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>>18289084
Is there a reason why Muhammadans don't produce works of art like this anymore?
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>>18289577
Have you read Christoph Luxenberg’s work on it? I think it demonstrates convincingly that the Qur’an is a mixture of Levantine Aramaic and Arabic. It makes sense too considering how much is taken from Syriac literature like the Cave of Treasures. Another thing too is how heavily the Qur’an leans on Jewish literature. Al Baqarah is the earliest text noted and one of the more famous, mentioned even by Church Fathers. It depends heavily on Rabbinic narratives rather than Biblical. Shoemaker does note in “A Prophet Has Appeared” that Muhammad’s mission began with the Jews of Edessa. That these figures would continue to be relevant in elite Islamic circles, particularly that of the Syrian Umayyads, presents an interesting conclusion.
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>>18289594
Muhammad never existed if he did give us a book about his life before 40 when his kabbala prophecy starts.
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>>18289612
MHMD was likely a Hebrew nickname for an Arabian warlord or a Jewish Messianic claimant who wanted to retake the Holy Land after the Jews were expelled in 617 AD by the Persians and forbidden from rebuilding the Temple.

On 24 June 1652 when Louis XIV was 13 years old, his servant Pierre de La Porte undressed him for a bath and discovered that he was covered in semen, despite the fact that he had not yet reached puberty. He was likely drenched in viscous semen, as La Porte makes note of the fact of how visible the semen was.

It was never confirmed who ejaculated on the boy king, and to this day historians debate on who the likely culprit was. Voltaire hypothesized that the king had ejaculated on himself, but this is unlikely, as La Porte would have been privy to the pubertal progress of the king, being that he bathed him daily, and knew that such a thing was impossible.
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>>18289439
They likely would have hyper focused on Christian theology so probably not.
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>>18287939
Absolute degeneracy was a common thing amongs the nobility
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>>18289439
>In the old days the church would stuff them into monasteries and make them copy books, which is something autists can actually do.
Not every autist is the same, nor do you need autism to be able to do work like that at all.
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>>18288029
No, they didn't. They really didn't.
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And yet he ended up being surprisingly straight. Weird.

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what makes the difference between art and entertainment in your opinion?
are they completely different things or one side of the same coin? where does the distinctions begin and end? is it just the intent behind it?
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>>18288234
Nothing. Art is anything made by people that doesn't serve a practical function. 100% of entertainment is art.
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>>18288234
Art is made for cultural/intellectual purposes and isn't intended to please everyone, while entertainment is made for profit and is thus intended to appeal to as many people as possible
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>>18288234
Art can be entertaining, and not all entertainment is art but you can say entertainment is artistic
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>>18288234
Entertainment is mostly a product that is designed intentionally to have as broad of an appeal as possible to a certain demographic (or the widest possible demographic depending on marketing strategy) to maximize profits. Art is an expression of a deep feeling which comes from a place that doesn't necessarily need validation or monetary reward. Each of those definitions live on the far end of two poles across a continua, and most media will sit somewhere on that continua.
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idk

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I need to expand my Gnosticism memes folder by 10x at least
Help an anon out
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>>18288767
not bad, but this meme would be better if he was dressed like a 2nd century greek
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The Romans believed in Pax Deorum (“Peace of the Gods”) in which it was necessary to worship the gods for the survival of the Roman state, otherwise the gods would punish them. Looking back, they were right to believe this.

Rome prospered under emperors who threw Christians to lions like Hadrian, Trajan, Marcus Aurelius, etc. But under emperors who were tolerant of if not Christians themselves like Theodosius, Philip the Arab, Commodus, etc), Rome stagnated and declined.

The crisis of the third century was punishment from the gods for allowing the rise of Christianity. The vast majority of emperors during this time were tolerant of Christian and the few moments of prosperity happened under the few emperors who threw Christians to lions.

The Antoine plague was punishment for tolerating Christians, the emperor who ruled during the plague was tolerant of Christians.

The fall of Rome was punishment from the gods for fully abandoning the traditional religion and making Christianity the state religion. The gods as punishment allowed Rome to fall to foreign invaders.
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>>18288653
>The gods as punishment allowed Rome to fall to foreign invaders.
Yep, and it started with Septimius Severus who Jews and Christians loved, if the Gods are worshipped again, Rome will retvrn
>>18288674
This
>>18288670
It was declining because Christianity was rising amongst the population long before Constantine even came, it didn't suddenly flip a switch with Constantine you dumb fuck
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>>18288755
Not an argument
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>>18288653
Gibbon and his writings have had devastating consequences for Roman history.
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>>18288667
>>18288674
>>18288768
Reminder; the gods only bestow their blessings to those who devoutly worship them and when people refuse to worship them, the gods simply take away their blessings as punishment. We are still suffering the consequences of abandoning them today as we’ve never achieved the aura Ancient Greece and Rome held.
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>>18289317
Your nation (USA) proactively offends any deity that isn't Athena/Ishtar.

Like, I have dealt with people who go out of their way to blaspheme against any other deity, and then target their followers. Including raping people and sabotaging their careers when they don't worship her.

And yet ironically they want to appeal to other deities when they want but are such cowards that they expect others to do the work of standing up to their controlling goddess.

Its fucking pathetic.

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Imagine the smell
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>>18287757
Lmao
What century do you prefer then?
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>>18287952
>if a complex and highly attenuated chain of cause and effect initiated unwittingly by guy X results in bad thing Y, then guy X is responsible for bad thing Y
this is like saying that cavemen caused 9/11. Literal dumbest logic ever.
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>>18287757
Fpbp
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>>18287946
Have you seen zoomer fashion?
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>>18288300
Except men in caves did cause 9/11.

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Why do the academics refer to pagan worshipers or followers as "cults" when they were the mainstream religious practices at the time?
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>>18288099
Because Academia is run by Kikes and Kristians. They consider ALL non-Abrahamic beliefs superstitious conspiratorial pseudoscientific paganism. Check the links you will not find Judaism, Christianity or Islam listed there. These Abrahamicist are half the planet and they believe their Abrahamic cult is rational, logical, scientific and that non-Abrahamic beliefs are none of that.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_conspiracy_theories
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_topics_characterized_as_pseudoscience
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>>18288119
>christians

Have frequently been referred to as the "cult of christ/christ cult"
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>>18288099
cult
American

[kuhlt]
/ kʌlt /
noun
a particular system of religious worship, especially with reference to its rites and ceremonies.

an instance of great veneration of a person, ideal, or thing, especially as manifested by a body of admirers.

the physical fitness cult.

the object of such devotion.


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>>18288099
Many of them did actually function similar to modern cults. Pythagoras for example was banned in Italy and he died after a crowd chased him down and murdered him (he had reached a dead end where a field of beans were blocking his path and he refused to trample them under foot as he believed in reincarnation and recalled having been a bean in a past life).
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>>18288099
Didn't they call themselves cults?

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They had pretty much free reign over Eurasia for like a thousand years. Why didn't they become a superpower?
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>>18287510
>Numerous wars with the Persians
>Hunnic invasions
>Gothic invasions
>Collapse of the Western half of the Empire
>Bolgar invasions
>Plagues
>Rise of Islam and Arab invasions
>Mongol invasion
>Turkish invasions
>Venice betraying them in the 4th Crusade
They were playing on hardmode and managed to survive for over a thousand years, which is no small feat.
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>>18287510
They should've done what Alexander wanted to. Merge with the Persian empire VGH
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>>18287510
>Why didn't they become a superpower?
Are you retarded? Russia and Turkey and their respective realms are both superpowers even today.
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Justinian
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>>18289373
>>Venice betraying
>Chimps out and massacres innocent Latin priests and merchants to not pay debt
>In retaliation Latins sack your capital
>Somehow this a betrayal of their behalf

Reekoids truly are dindus

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>most powerful empire in the world
>bans homosexuality
>immediately collapses

some will say it's just a coincidence.
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>>18289503
Homosexuality has been criminalized across civilizations for thousands of years
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>>18289503
When did they, who famously had one (one, claudius) heterosexual emperor, ban homosexuality?
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>>18289534
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Homosexuality_in_ancient_Rome#Under_Christian_rule

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>Roman men usually married in their late 20s or early 30s, very late by ancient standards.
What caused this? Were Romans the first incels?
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>>18288622
>What caused this
pseudo mandatory military service
roman men basically only got married after becoming veterans with the loot and ideally land grant to support a family with
for the same reason, not only marriage but also political careers could only start in a man's late 20s early 30s
if you want a modern equivalent (in adulthood delaying effect I mean) look no further than higher education
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>>18288622
Haven't you heard of the Rape of Sabine? Early Romans were bandits and barbarians no one else around them wanted then and so they organized a festival to kidnap women.
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>>18288883

a third of Rome was occupied by slaves and germanic slaves were sexual stock so everybody had a good time
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>>18289083
Why, are Germanic slaves better than local ones?
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>>18289102
Tight blonde muff

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How good did the Nazi citizenry have it?
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>>18287026
>>18287012
The 13th amendment, which limited slave ownership to legal bodies of the states and communities, created an industry of convict leasing. Together with Black Codes and laws criminalizing poor migrant workers, a stable business cycle of enslaving and renting out slaves was created between the police, judges and local industrial notables. The business was successful enough for the Nazis to point and laugh at it, which created a bit of an embarrassment Congress had to address in 1939.
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>>18288428
fuck Jews but not anyone that questions your faith is a Jew.
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>>18288520
Are you a Slav?
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>>18284185
My grandmother's family weren't within the Reich itself but did live in the Free City of Danzig, which was governed by an NSDAP majority city council.
By and large there really wasn't much else to it other than aesthetics, economically speaking business (great grandfather was a sugar refinery foreman) ran as it did during the 1920s really. Issues began in the lead up to the war however, as rising German-Polish tensions made frequent border crossings impossible and eventually cumulated with my great grandfather being arrested for suspected espionage (German man frequently entering Poland was suspicious, fair enough) and the Polish police seizing their sugar mills like a week before the Germans invaded.
During the war they had a cushy life provided by literal de facto Polish slaves, but of course that only lasted as long as the Wehrmacht was winning and by 1944 they knew shit was hitting the fan and that they'd be lynched if they remained.
All in all, not the best experience desu the war ruined the family's life
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>>18285085
>Would've been great if they didn't do what they said they would do
The war was literally fundamental to the NS ideology, there's no National Socialism without German expansion and a "greater Reich". Hitler literally laid everything out in clear as day language throughout his career.

I lust over buff hairy tall tanned men. Whenever I see one like that I have the urge to look at them and imagine myself sucking their cocks, anal in general tho completetely turns me off, I only like kissing, handjobs and blowjobs

My sexual desires are completely harmless and safe yet homophobics claim I'm a subhuman sodomite who should be killed.
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>>18289311
He was one of a kind, for sure
One of the hardest working emperors too, visited every province and restored law and order with his aura
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>>18289313
>made-up jew fantasy
oh yeah? did he invent masturbation machines too?
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>>18289467
No thats what he had his teenage boyfriend for
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>>18289474
There is 0 evidence that he had him murdered
cope and kvetch juden
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Terrible, off-putting writing. Can't tell the purpose of it.


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