Was this the mist intelligent scene in Family Goy ever?
its not really intelligent at all. the general chaos during and after the end of the western roman empire is a bigger factor. most of christian interference with scientific though came after 1000.
>>223447849>Mist
>>223448140all of your famous philosophers and inventers and scientists were christians you retarded fedora flipping retard
>>223447849Why did Seth never get over his neo-atheist smartassery?
Is that baby sneed?
>>223447849>>223448140>>223448331>>223449408>>223449565The "Dark Ages" myth has been debunked.https://youtube.com/watch?v=Eqcnsy7pZ-k
Even if it were true that Christianity repressed science, it's a tacit admission that all modern technology came from western Europe. I don't remember the fall of Rome stopping the Chinese from developing flight, or the Mesoamericans from starting the industrial revolution.
People make fun of Family Guys Bojack joke but the amount of butthurt this one caused is still going strong.
There weren’t any Dark Ages. Christians always championed human progress dammit.
>>223450052Well if a YouTube video said so.
le heckin christianty bad >edit: thanks for the updoots>edit 2: thanks for the gold kind strangerinos>edit three: whoa this is getting a lot of hits, AMA soon?>edit le quatre: haha my wife's boyfriend told me I shouldn't do an AMA, but one question I can answer is that yes, I have always been a fan of family guy. Seth McFarlane has always resounded with my personal ethics and sense of humor.
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>>223450477Even the far-left, extremely anti-Christian wokepedia acknowledges it:>As the accomplishments of the era came to be better understood in the 19th and the 20th centuries, scholars began restricting the 'Dark Ages' appellation to the Early Middle Ages;[1][5][6] today's scholars maintain this posture.[7] The majority of modern scholars avoid the term altogether because of its negative connotations, finding it misleading and inaccurate.[8][9][10][11][12] Despite this, Petrarch's pejorative meaning remains in use,[13][14][15] particularly in popular culture, which often oversimplifies the Middle Ages as a time of violence, backwardness, and intellectual restriction.[16][17]
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the Millenial Kingdom and Tartaria theories are more believable than the overt and undeniable lie of linear human progress.
