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>>2748272

>>2748290
What do you mean, that the episode´s based on salt formations in the south of the Dead Sea?

>>2748308
She was turned to salt because she was a dumb womyn, these are her remains.

>Pol Pot is evil, somebody should do something about this guy
>OMG I can't believe you are bombing Cambodia, what about the children?
"Leaders are responsible not for running public opinion polls but for the consequences of their actions".

>>2748232
This man is going to Heaven* when he dies.

*Note: Kissinger's heaven is hippie hell.

>>2748232
How would he deal with the emerging Chinese threat?

>>2748187
kek. bible thumper vs fedora faggot. the cringe is probably is so real when you two argue

>>2748187
there are none. there's just as much proof of the latter as there is for the former. faith is your only tool, and faith cannot convince or prove

Find common ground and tell him you both get to eat your deity

>>2748174
>Protestant heresy
>Holy
Go away Charles V

It is really sad that the state never centralized desu

>>2748174

They were incidentally Christian, but it wasn't a theocracy or anything. Request denied.

Which cripple are you referring to?

Sincere question.

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>>2748121

>>2748128
How did FDR try to appease Hitler?

They're correct. Hannibal's on the right, his slave on the left.

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>>2748102
Kek

>>2748093
Without any writing how could we know what it portrays?

Bump for similar question

Also, Demiurge explained too?

>>2748059
>>2748196
They're generally perceived as modern day attempts to revive the doctrines. Just because the philosophies died out doesn't mean they can't be reconstituted.

If you have any questions about gnosticism I can probably answer them.

>>2748059
>Does it even mean anything when someone from contemporary times say they are a "Gnostic"?
Technically speaking, yes it does mean something.

Functionally though most people I see commenting on Gnosticism apply their own concepts picked up from /fringe/ memes and/or /pol/ and apply them to the wide and diverse array of Gnostic thought and sects.

>Didn't all those mystery cults die out long ago?
Sorta, depends on what you mean and what your litmus for Gnosticism is. On a weak metric everything from the Oriental churches to early modern Antinomian cults are Gnostic, but on a tough metric it did indeed die with the Cathars.

That said we still have the source texts and many groups run with 'em.

>>2748196
Demiurge has a lot of connotations across systems. Some take the Neoplatonic view that he's more or less benevolent. Others take a slightly less optimistic approach and post that he's repentant but incompetent (Valentinians).

Still others think it's what you usually think of; YHVH is actually evil incarnate and wants to trap us in a realm of hellish matter.

So it really depends on the group in question.

I've an extensive Gnostic folder over in the /omg/ library.

>>2747913
You could be. Just marry a princess, then kill everyone ahead of her on the succession line. Then you are a king consort.

>>2747913
>tfw you will never be descendant of egyptian pharaohs

>>2747913
>You will never murder 20 women

>>2747902
I like his stuff

>>2747902
Kind of surreal that he is a descendant of the original Sir Francis Bacon. I thought the name was just a coincidence.

beast

>>2747889
C-celtic empire?

In all seriousness, not a fucking clue dude

>>2747896
> C-celtic empire?
Are you one of those m*cks that puts "Celtic Union" on Perfect Europe maps? Fucking disgusting.

>>2747889
It would be Welsh.

>>2747767
Men lived with dinosaurs. They just didn't call them dinosaurs because the word dinosaur wasn't coined until the 19th century AD.

They called them dragons, and serpents, and winged serpents, and basically sea monsters.

>>2747767
There is a theory that ice-age era creatures encountered by humans became legendary monsters such as a dragon.

>>2747786
This seems much more likely
Unfortunately OP, it's hard to know anything if at all about the origins of such a thing like dragons
Because it's literally before history.

>>2747718
93%

>>2747718
90-98%, depends on dating of map (For Native Americans, Australia, and general unexplored)

>>2747718
>Abyssinia
>corrupt christianity

Wew lad

>>2747700
tri
moreta

>>2747708
tri
planeta

>>2747717
tri galaktika

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>>2747670

>All good guys end in A

>>2747692
other way around

Eisenhower was a bitch Niqqua
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aWjuTxcet2w

Clinton

Coolidge, Teddy and Eisenhower