Why didn't the pagans stop Boniface from cutting down tree of Donar?Why didn't Odin stop him?Why did they wait until their idol was felled before they did anything?
>>544578148Why didn't YHWH stop Titus from destroying the 2nd Temple?
>>544578148My guess is that they were shocked that the saint cut down the supposed magic tree. He was faithful to God, but he probably could've converted them in a different way.
>>544578379The second temple was meant to be destroyed, God has prevented the third temple from ever being built though.
>>544578379Don't the romans literally have gay gods?
>>544578518>The second temple was meant to be destroyedWell, maybe that tree Boniface cut down was meant to be cut down too.
>>544578645Well, yeah. That's why God didn't stop him.Oh, also the wood from that tree was used to help make a church.
>>544578837>Oh, also the wood from that tree was used to help make a church.May I see it?
>>544578628No they were all mega-straight.
Primary finding: Countries that were Christian-majority 100 years ago score far higher today on LGBT rights, women's rights and racial/ethnic equality. The gap appears in all three measures, and every one is statistically significant.Method: Each country is ranked against 174 countries using published V-Dem expert-survey data. Scores are percentiles from 0 to 100, where 50 is the median country. The composite averages the three areas. LGBT legal status is cross-checked with the Equaldex Legal Index (0-100).Christian-majority in 1926: Spain, Germany, UK, France, USA, Mexico, Brazil, Italy, Poland, Russia, Canada, Australia, Netherlands, Sweden, Argentina, Colombia, Philippines, Ukraine, Chile, Peru.Not Christian-majority in 1926: Israel, India, Japan, Turkey, Indonesia, Egypt, China, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Iran, Thailand, Taiwan, South Korea, Vietnam, Bangladesh, Malaysia, Nigeria, UAE, Algeria, Iraq.Group averages (Christian-1926 vs. not):LGBT rights: 77.1 vs 34.8 (gap 42.4)Women's rights: 71.8 vs 39.5 (gap 32.3)Racial/ethnic equality: 62.9 vs 39.7 (gap 23.2)Composite: 70.6 vs 38.0 (gap 32.6)LGBT legal index: 80.0 vs 30.2 (gap 49.8)All five gaps are statistically significant (p < 0.01). The effect sizes are large, ranging from 0.9 to 2.3 (Cohen's d).Top scores: Germany 96.7, Spain 91.8, Sweden 91.2, Netherlands 91.1, Italy 89.6.Bottom scores: Saudi Arabia 7.2, UAE 13.8, Iran 15.0, China 18.9, Pakistan 19.3.Exceptions: Taiwan (82.9), Japan (81.1) and South Korea (70.4) score high despite not being Christian in 1926. Russia (22.4) scores low despite being Christian.Sources: V-Dem Dataset v15 (2025); Equaldex Equality Index (2026).
>>544578148>Why didn't the pagans stop Boniface from cutting down tree of Donar?They wanted to test the christians. They will judge them after death. Good pagans will have a good time and bad tree cutting newcomers wont unless they revert and get saved by the old ones.P.S.They invented abrahamism to test who is moron and who isnt, heaven cant be heaven if it has morons in it. Smart Gods
>>544578837>Oh, also the wood from that tree was used to help make a church.I heard the Romans used the stone from the 2nd temple to construct a temple to Jupiter in the same location. One of the walls of that temple to Jupiter is still standing, and jews worship it.
>>544578628Jesus was caught naked with a little boy in the garden before his arrest.
Because then the nearby Franks would destroy them.
