>I remember trying to sort out some shit about the Pontic-Armenian empires period leading into Roman rule in Syria. Specifically details on how the Seleucid empire ended.One Armenian account has some Cappadocian warlord conquer all of Anatolia and Greece in a acknowledged greatest empire in 500 years. He then dies of some disease on the march halfway back home, and then literally everyone just goes back to the geopolitical status quo antebellum.>A conquest allegedly greater than any since Alexander, completely unremembered by history since it ended as soon as it began and no one wrote it down except for some Syrian scholars whose works don't survive but a couple Armenian monks wrote it down a couple times.Does anyone have intel on this?
>>18106047>Juba wrote a number of books in Greek on history, natural history, geography, grammar, painting and theatre. He compiled a comparison of Greek and Roman institutions known as Όμοιότητες (Resemblances). His guide to Arabia became a bestseller in Rome. Only fragments of his works survive. He collected a substantial library on a wide variety of topics, which no doubt complemented his own prolific output. Pliny the Elder refers to him as an authority 65 times in the Natural History and in Athens, a monument was built in the Gymnasium of Ptolemy in recognition of his writings.Ok, I was wrong. It was Juba II who was the great scholar, not Ptolemy.It seems like the Bible is a Mithraic work of these people. First written in Greek, transcribed to Hebrew around the earliest days of the post-Persian order of Judea, and adopted a second time in Hebrew (with added books) around the time Rome was consolidating control in the East and turning these sovereign states into provinces.I'm wondering if the Gospel is actually talking about Ptolemy, but Archelaus was the bigger leader. At least in the sense that he lived longer, and he governed more and ultimately was a larger part in the later insurrection against Rome.It may be that when we get Dead Sea Scroll gospels, we're getting Archelaus, but when we get the Roman "gospel" (largely via Paul), we're getting Ptolemy.
>>18106058>we're getting Ptolemy.I wonder if Pontus Pilate is actually following Calligula's order (while blaming it on Pharisees), and being hung on the cross was how he was "murdered", but he survived and went to England at that point.One of the key distinctions with his supposed death on the cross is that it occurred during a lunar eclipse, which is known to have happened in 30 AD and 33 AD in Judea, right before Passover.https://biblearchaeology.org/research/biblical-chronologies/4517-how-lunar-and-solar-eclipses-shed-light-on-biblical-eventsEdessa is about even with Arbil on this map of the eclipse.
>>18106086Map related. Cilicia, Arbela, Edessa, and Adiabene are all about even.
>>18106090Romans record Ptolemy's death as 40 AD, which is a 7 year difference, but maybe this can be explained by the creation of the Julio-Claudian calendar, which was the recreation of our time system in keeping with this Mithraic (?) rite that produced Jesus.
>>18106099If this is true, then I do find it interesting that the Julio-Claudian calendar supposedly started in 45 BC but the "Jesus calendar" (solar/astrotheological calendar) started about 45 years later.>The Julian calendar was proposed in 46 BC by (and takes its name from) Julius Caesar, as a reform of the earlier Roman calendar, which was largely a lunisolar one. It took effect on 1 January 45 BC, by his edict.
And why did he curse half of mankind with hair loss?
>>18105120I wonder how much the edar asiatic variant that make the hair shaft thicker prevent androgenetic alopecia
>>18104103This has been debooooonked so many times can't believe people still post thisAs you get old you lose testosterone
>>18104075Women used to be property. So a woman didn't have to find the man attractive to have kids with him.
>>18105120Native American hair genes are something else. There's a lot of Natives around here and I often see old Native men with thick, long, still dark or only slightly greying hair. They can have nicer hair than a lot of white women do at that age. Pic related - the former president of Peru, he's in his 80s.
>he thinks women used to be pickyBack before women were allowed to vote, own property, or live independently at all, they'd settle for almost any man that could provide for them and wasn't a brute.
Post quotes exposing the concept of "War Crimes" as the pussy leftism that they are.
>>18102416>Maximum lethality, not tepid legality.If your violence is not based on the Rule of Law, then it amounts to little more than better-organized barbarism.>>18104042De Llano is quite literally the only one who was actually on the winning side of a war and his role in that victory was minimal at best. If anything, his antics hurt the cause he was fighting for.>>18104069Replacing the nigger with a wigger is hardly what I would call an improvement.
>>18104416Go back to your /leftypol/ septic tank.>>18104458>If your violence is not based on the Rule of Law, then it amounts to little more than better-organized barbarism.So you like how the JAG crippled us to the point we lost against goat fuckers of all things.>If anything, his antics hurt the cause he was fighting for.Nah, he was a master troll, just like the greats in the white house.>Replacing the nigger with a wigger is hardly what I would call an improvement.Would the kike bitch you spam approve of you speaking that way?
>>18102416Hitler ironically proves that the concept of War Crimes and fair treatment is good in his cope quote
>>18102416Governance is about moving boxes around. A good government knows which boxes need to reach which places. That's it. War is about moving boxes and people to front lines until your enemy can't afford to move boxes and people to the frontlines. Everything else is pure barbarity and stupidity. Terror bombing, kamikaze strikes, existential threats, all those things just make it harder to move boxes around and to negotiate anything. War is an extension of diplomacy, it's a part of governance. Chimping out during war is human nature and something that might be inconsequential, for example, the rape of Berlin made no difference at the outcome of WW2, or disastrous, such as the French behavior during the Algerian war, which turned international opinion and alienated algerian colaborators/neutrals. It is not a surprise that most war crimes backfired horribly at the perpetrator.
>>18103808The woman in OP's pic made a point about the hipocrisy of war crimes, not a chudtranny talking point you dumb retard
Why do normies act like the law shouldnt stop them from enacting their cavemen tier Justice?
>>18104588If there is any justice in law I should be pardoned after raping her
>>18104588>>18104595'Rule of law' is only as good as the people who rule
>>18104588The law only means anything if it's enforced. Anyone can make up any law, the difference is that the government can send some goons on its payroll to beat the shit out of you and throw you in a cell if you don't listen to them.
>>18104588I'm gonna motorboat those
>>18104588Imagine watching her spend a night in the desert with the men of Al Zutt. Mmmmmm.
The French Revolution was a cancer of the Enlightenment and you know it to be true, atheistsAccept the trvth
>>18105317infographic
Muhammad really did split his moon...
Why do racist chuds like you draw bipoc as if they were retarded or something
>>18105441it's called realism
>>18105358ZUT ALORS !!this is the besthttp://www.google.com/search?q=prophet+of+doom+craig+winn
>>18105441
Why would trump follow this suite if it was just because of no TV?
Why do people still believe in religion in 21th century?
>>18105895ZUT ALORS !!this is the besthttp://www.google.com/search?q=prophet+of+doom+craig+winn
>>18105895In fairness, Jesus did this and Jeets still do along with literally reveling in shit and drinking piss. Both seem to be about equally rapey though, I suppose. John 9:6 "When he had thus spoken, he spat on the ground, and made clay of the spittle, and he anointed the eyes of the blind man with the clay,"
I just learned Muhammad willingly got fucked by a pack of negroes in the desert?
>>18105653Yeah they made him wear the slave leia outfit while he got molested by Jabba the Zutt.
I SAID ZUTT ZUTT IN THE BUTTI SAID ZUTT ZUTT IN THE BUTTI SAID ZUTT ZUTT IN THE BUTTI SAID ZUTT ZUTT IN THE BUTTYOU WANNA ZUTT IT UP IN MY BUTT?YOU WANNA ZUTT IT UP IN MY BUTT?YOU WANNA ZUTT IT UP IN MY BUTT?LET'S ZUTT IT IN MY BUTTOK
>>18105653ZUT ALORS !!this is the besthttp://www.google.com/search?q=prophet+of+doom+craig+winn
>>18105653you know whats even funnier, Zutt became the modern day Jatt which are punjabi farmers who are shitting up the western world currently through immigration. it gets better and better
>>18105088>nazis>thinkanon..........
why cant women have apostolic succession???
>>18104714>That isn’t the Gospel—that’s just “turn the other cheek” rewritten as “go ahead and get these cheeks.”Amazing how the AI can say things like this while maintaining a consistent rhetorical tone.
>>18104713>supersessionismI have no need to justify thatTemple was already destroyedJesus is the new templeChristians are the true JewsAnyone who continued practicing Judaism is a heretic
That's bc it's hybrid. In my kekksuit era, G...
>>18103478It actually doesn't, not to say it's irrelevant.For example, if you do not consider ordination to be sacramental that is a big red flag that the ordination is not valid or licit.This is the problem Anglicans and to a lesser extent other protestants run into.For example, though a large number of Arian bishops baptized and ordained, after the defeat of their heresy there was no mass rebaptism campaign and most of them retained their sees provided they repent.Even these heretics, despite their error in Christology and his relationship to the father, understood the sacramental nature of ordination.This is why Athanasius advocated they retain their sees; despite their error, they really did have apostolic succession.>>18103492You truly don't understand this topic.Try actually consuming apostolic media that explains it instead of shooting from the hip.Priests do not ordain other priests or grant them that office, except in the sense that all believers share in the priesthood of Christ.Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>181054491500s not 1400s Romcel.
how come the semitic arabic quraish trinity was all female? while the indu-europian hindu Trimurti and the norse triad is all male?
>>18105065it is a mystery
>>18105065nice story no one cares
>>18105065>Arabian>Canaanite
>instead of Roman Empire adopting Christianity, the Roman Empire co-opted Christianity and blended it with paganism.Is he right? Is Catholicism just paganism with Christianity slapped on and the gods changed to "saints"?
It reminds me of how mesoamerican pagan gods were converted into saints.(Quetzalcoatl was often compared with Thomas Aquinas and the Virgin of Guadalupe is just Coatlicue).
>>18105808neither
>>18105803The Roman State Church was basically a codification of Late Roman Popular Religion, Christianity and Manichaeism included. In a very grand sense, this may have been inspired by the highly organized State Religion of Persia, which seemed to garner more strength than the vast and disparate cults and small religions of Rome.picrel is the prototypical "icon" which later characterized the Roman State Church. Small, portable, rectangular paintings of the gods were widespread in the Late Roman Empire. You'd create your own shrines with them.
>>18105795No. This is cope by people who want to think of themselves as “returning” to an imagined “true” Christianity while also holding to relatively novel theological stances. Laundering innovation by pretending it is restoration.
>>18105795yeah
early christianity was so insane because its main adherents were middle easterners and the religion didn't gain any level of sanity until europeans took control of itthat's all i have to say, thanks
>>18105942>early christianity was so insane because its main adherents were middle easterners/pol/tranny cope. Ancient MENA religions were much more coherent than rewriting the Bible every week because some inbred king said so and the top "holy man" of European Christendom just lets it happen because all they care about at the end of the day is money and power. Christianity before euros was a religion. Now it's just a grift.
>>18105942Christianity is still insane. People rolling on the floor, tongues, people saying God predestined them to sin, people claiming Jesus told them something, people claiming the world is flat because of the Bible, snake handling ect
>>18105970No, before Euros it was similar. Many people claiming the world was gonna end and people forming cults telling people to leave their famiilies. Original Christianity was super apocalyptic and waiting for the end of the world
>>18105989>OG Christians thought that things were absolute and the world would end without stepping on any brakesHow is that any more "insane" that adding a bunch of fine print about buying your way into heaven or avoiding death entirely?
Why did gracile cucks adopt agriculture?
>>18104738such a chad he has cool sunglasses built into his skull
>>18104738Hunter-gatherers are so chad, no wonder they ru the world today
>>18105361KEK
>>18104738>gracile cucksWeird way to talk about yourself and your ancestors, OP. Like you're not descended from agriculturalists, and do not live a life dependent on agriculture.
>>18104738The guys on the right mainly raided and attacked settlements while the men were away. Steppeniggers will pound their chest and flaunt their horses as the ancient cheat code. But as soon as agriculturefags invented guns, suddenly it's le unfair.
