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no, this is

Ashkenazic jews most likely didn't even descend from the jews who lived in Judea but were converted later. Judeans spoke Aramaic not Hebrew, and the religion they practiced was so different from modern judaism that it's hardly even comparable.

But it wont truly become the ultimate LARP until they bulldoze the dome of the rock and build the third temple.

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>>2333679
No, this is. This is also the longest LARP in history.

>>2333698
delete this

Hpshetzi

Tawananna licked Cappadocious balls

Indo European is always better than Afro-Semitic

t. fedora lord

>>2333677
Would the Hitties be even remembered if it wasn't for their war with Egypt

>>2333450
The people that live there were never all part of the same country until the 17th century. By the time they finally became a sovereign country, everyone in the world, including themselves, had been calling it The Philippines for around 300 years. When it's the name that everyone both in and out of your nation knows your nation by, you might as well just keep it. Same goes for Angola and other African countries that retained their colonial names.

We don't call them niggers of asia for no reason

there's too many islands there why did they have to make it so hard on us who the fuck is going to remember all those islands be like hawaii make it 10 tops

>>2333449
elective doesn't mean candidates have to necessarily prove their worth, just "prove" (see: bribe) their worth to the right people

what you're thinking of is a meritocratic monarchy, which doesn't necessarily have to be elective. for example, if you had a king shit out a hundred heirs, test them rigorously, and name the best performing one the heir and kill off the rest, the selection process isn't so much elective is it?

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Hereditary with a reasonably powerful Parliament. Parliament should be elected by the people, but the Monarch should have the power to confirm or deny anything that passes through Parliament. To check this, the educated and landowning populace could demand referendums.

Hereditary is better because
>electing the highest in command
>good idea ever

>>2333670
given humans being humans theres really no best form of government since corruption and abuses of power will work its way into any government form given time

>>2333335
>Not vegan

>>2333335
Am I supposed to see a flaw here?

>>2333335
You've never heard of sweet and salty flavored food?

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first African to master the symphony

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first man to astral project and create the Caucasoids

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The first SJW.

>>2332883

This one.

http://www.theonion.com/graphic/november-22-1963-10584

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>>2332883

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It's funny because it was written without the benefit of hindsight.

following Stirner's ethics as a moral doctrine that impinges on your life makes his ethics a spook

>>2332873
Rekt

>>2332873
/thread

Who is the dude in the upper right?

>>2332705
Blaise Pascal

Who is the guy in the upper left?

>>2332445
who is he

>>2332448
Bofa

>>2332448
simo

No. Jesus is truly man and truly God, it does NOT mean that God is human. Imagine water and oil in a glass. The water and oil are separate and yet contained in the same glass. All art is reflection, and so all anthropomorphic depictions of God are likewise reflections of the divine. St. Augustine once wrote "if you understand it, it's not God", and we "humanize" God precisely because we can never understand him.

>>2332425
I think you're slightly autistic, and therefore have difficulty realizing that God is a person, not a force.

>>2332425

Christianity can be defined as the belief that God became human so that he could save us from the consequences of the fall of mankind.

It's kind of the whole point.

>>2332407

they were just too weak from fighting WW1

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>>2332407
The British were struggling with the war.

>>2332407
Independence of Ireland was one of condition of participation of US-army in WW-I.

indeed, fire is certainly a terrifying aberration. I will cave into my servile instincts and give you all of my land.

>>2332249
Gee, so much for not depicting the pedophile.

>>2332249
>tfw your mixtape so fire you ignite the heads of your audience and yourself

this is totally new and exciting

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The original memelords.

What surprises me the most is that Romans from so many walks of life were literate
As it turns out, Roman civilization at least in Italia was remarkably literate for a pre-modern civilization.
The more you know.

Start small. Focus on the Roman Empire ;)

>>2332246
This, start on a period and time that interests you the most.

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>>2332220
>30 tabs