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>>2626199
Octavian had proven his capability to Caesar by travelling all the way from Rome to Spain to help Caesar in defeating the remnants of Pompey's army and so Caesar put him in his will. Bear in mind Caesar probably didn't expect to be stabbed to death only a few years later and so didn't put any consideration into changing his will.

Hi Felix

>>2626199
He knew.

go home stirner you're drunk

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Reductionist Stirner fags are the literally the worst type of edgelords.

>>2625988
No they are mutually beneficial to those involved

>>2625946
One of Paul's letters, possibly 1 Thessalonians.

Many scholars consider the gnostic texts closer than the biblical ones.

>>2625946
The earliest gospel is Mark. It just says it's the gospel of Jesus (Iesou) Christ in it in the beginning though.
Matthew was probably similar to a Jewish Aramaic version of it that existed that may have not included genealogies or the virgin birth.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jewish%E2%80%93Christian_gospels

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>>2625837
I get rustled when people believe in King Arthur or say
>History is written by the victors.
There are phenomenal misapprehensions about WW2 though, that's not a fair place to start. Too many people think all Germans were Nazis and all Nazis were those grotesque duplicitous monsters in Spielberg's saving private Ryan.
Pic related, first time I was forced to reconsider the narrative.

The politicized moments of history have the most momentum and are thus the easiest to change. I think as a rule, people think slavery in the USA was much worse than it really was. I've told several incredulous adults, including a history lecturer that roots is a work of fiction - it's all pretty embarrassing, shows how emotion driven history has become.

People also think the USA was some massive underdog during the revolution which I can't say I understand, especially after the euro support they courted.

>>2626512
get teh fuck off my internet you piece of shit

>>2625837
Witch burning during the early and high Middle Ages was almost nonexistent, yet the way the media describe the period one would think they were a daily occurrence.

>>2625808
I mean Italians were shit at integrating in America, plus they weren't Protestants

>>2625808
Only fools make that claim. Irish people were treated like shit as well.

>>2625808
>Milo John Radulovich (October 28, 1926 – November 19, 2007) was an American citizen (born in Detroit) of Serbian ethnicity and former reserve Air Force lieutenant who was accused of being a security risk for maintaining a "close and continuing relationship"[1] with his father and sister, in violation of Air Force regulation 35-62.[2]

PULL YOUR FATHER OUT OF THE DEPTHS

PRESEVE YOUR ARCHTYPE

ASFJDOHIGH

If you are converting to Christianity simply to avoid hell you aren't going to make it anyways. You don't get to make a deal with God.

>The god that sends people to hell is the Christian god

>>2625744
bump

Ask a sociologist

>& Humanities

There are plenty and you could easily find them by putting forth a minimum of effort. I hope this thread gets deleted

>>2625735
Catherine the great.

>>2625735
Margaret Thatcher.

>>2625692
>finns
>white

>>2625695
What about Romanians, Hungarians and Italians. They're all different between each other.

>>2625692
Because there's no such thing as a unified "white race". The whole concept of "whiteness" is a new world term created by Anglos. Being "white" is really only an American thing. Culture, ethnicity, and language matter much more than arbitrary racial groupings based on zero science

>>2625688

Civ V is the most patrician civ right? Any must have mods?

>>2625694
>>2625688
>not IV
disgusting

>>2625702
4 is only good for Fall From Heaven. The base game is dogshit.

If He did, He would never had created us

>>2625668
God sent His Son into the world not to condemn it, but to save it.

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>>2625686

Its true. It's all true. Bunch of cucks fighting over a dumb sand pit that God says was special. And don't bring in the "muh stalin" argument because nothing in atheism or agnosticism implies the retardation of communism so stop linking the two.

imb4 pol shows up to go "lololol a Jew made this video so it's invalid,God DAMN that jooish trickery", neck yourselves pol,I vote right wing as fuck and I'm still less of a cuck than you.

>>2625617
impartiality is a meme. mocking the fact that some land is significant to many people is childish and pretending to be "above it" (which is what this video is doing) is hypocritical; I guarantee that person has some land (eg her home) that he/she would be willing to fight for, just because she/he is irreligious and has nothing sacred in her life doesn't mean other people don't or shouldn't.

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>>2625847
It's a fucking piece of shit sandpile and they all deserve to die for caring so much about it.

Basically it's the question of how there can be many things that are classified under one name, i.e. how are St. Bernards and Golden Retrievers both dogs but also distinct kinds of dogs.

>>2625628
I understand they both have their "dogness", and those are simple examples but for example the fatness, its a universal isnt it?
You cant imagine it on its own but you can clearly identify it in a person, isnt that contrary to the idea of universals?
Oh also i dont get that thing of "an individual cant be the predicate of something"

colors are the easiest way to think about universals imo. a lot of things are blue, but there's nothing that we could call "blueness"

>>2625478
I don't know for certain, but it sounds believable.

You also have to remember that there was a "Green Revolution" in the 1960s that dramatically increased crop yields.

>>2625478
I don't think Japan was concerned with securing more farmland though.

>>2625478
It was partially because synthetic fertilizer production was only in its baby steps in the early 20s. A lot of fears of overpopulation were due to the impending "nitrogen crisis", predicted in the late 19th-early 20th century, where without a continuous source of fertilizer, the nitrogen in the soil of first world countries would eventually run out, and millions would begin to starve. Fortunately, the Germans figured out how to make synthetic nitrogen from the atmosphere in about 1914. It took some time before Hager-Bosch plants really began to spread around the globe, though, so it would make sense if there was still some concern over the matter by the 20s.