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>>2009059
>Hasn't anyone come up with a plausible idea that can be proven somehow in the whole history of humanity?
What? If you accept logical axioms, sure, there are lots of ideas like that. How does that relate to the rest of your post?

>>2009067
I mean an idea about the issue.

Will I really be non-existant?

What is this place I was born into really?

I cannot comprehend my existence, I do not grasp why something exist rather than nothing.

I feel lost.

>>2009076
these are just thoughts elicited by teenage hormones, it will go away

>>2008126
That is because it started as war propaganda: Muhammed needed a loyal and devoted army

This is also why the Quran is so 2 sided: 1 part is very friendly and tries to convince you that you should become a muslim and another part is violent as fuck basically calling you to kill anyone who isn't muslim. Islam is a religion based on violence, conflict and conquering others. And it is very good at it too. This is also why Buddhists (who preach tolerance and peace) can't live with muslims because they know that Islam in it's core is violent and actively searches for conflict.

>>2008211
>Islam is a religion based on violence, conflict and conquering others
Christians aren't exactly known for being peace loving. Look at all the wars they've started.

>>2008226
Indeed but the difference is that the bible doesn't promote violence. It promotes stuff like "love thy neighbour" and stuff like that. Hell Jesus his entire message was: be kind to the poor, the sick, the disabled,... and treat everyone good so that we can build God's heaven here on earth.

"I must unite the Soviet people under one graveyard." - Zhukov

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Luigi "the wop butcher shop" Cadorna once said
"We shall not defend our peninsula, whatever the cost may be, we shall die on the hills, we shall die on the hills, we shall die on the top of hills and at the foot of hills, we shall fight in the hills; we shall surrender."

>>2005506
>passage interpreted by catholic church selling indulgences

>>2005506
How is it misunderstood?

>>2005508
Teehee no you idiot.

The Catholic Church sold indulgences to desperate people who didn't understand the Bible. This passage was present before the Catholic Church even existed.
>Implying every parish in Christendom operated the same way
>Implying the tithe wasn't already a thing

>>2010624
But you answered that question yourself.

>5000 years old
>everything about them essentially still a mystery

>>2010624
Because Black people, the true natives to the British isles, built them before Whitey came stole them.

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Stonehenge was given to the people by Cecil Chubb who bought the site in 1915 for £6,600 and gave it to the nation three years later. Druids including Winston Churchill celebrated mother nature at the site for eons. now only the likes of US president Obama can get near.

If ever the was a symbol of Britain being sold out Stonehenge is it.

>>2010602
/his/ - history

>>2010605
>Humanities

>>2010605
depends on the application. I believe it to be a good for future humanity.

I respond to whoever told me to get in the teleporter.

Computer end program.

>I'm not going to take orders from a marxist ass

>Long planned invasion happened because of opening a tomb
What would have happened if they had left it alone? Mussolini invades Spain?

>>2009576
If they hadn't opened the tomb, they wouldn't have planned it.

>>2009222
yes

>>2009222
no

>>2009222

Yes.

>>2009160
Sunni Islam is the only true Islam, all other "denominations" are kufr.

>>2009555
nice trips islamist

Hey Omar

I do think he really believed, his patronage of Christianity make little sense from pure political point of view. Christians were a relatively small prosecuted sect with no actual power behind them, and there were no Christians in the army, the very locus of imperial power.

Though I'm not the one that believed that Christianity was the reason Rome fell (East Rome survived 1000 years after Christianity was established there) I do believe that Constantine undid every single based thing that Diocletian try to do.

>split the empire due to growing pains to take care of their own shit; Constantine focuses all wealth and power into the East leaving the west to rot
>Dio retires to bring back the Cincinnatus myth; Constantine takes Rome back to the warlord days

>>2009085
Hell no. A cynical power play

KJV

>compile a bunch of things that followers of God said at some point
>claim that these are the direct words of God himself
How is this not blasphemous?

>>2009086
Why not The Great Bible?
Or the Geneva?
Coverdale?
Tyndale?
Matthew's?
Hell the Puritan pilgrims preferred the Geneva against James' forced endorsement of the Church of England.

Which KJV, the 1611 original or the 1769?

>>2009002

Hating any of the founding fathers makes you a 12-year old edgelord.

I'm sorry, but its true.

Aaron Burr yourself.

He ignored many social problems of the day to instead talk high minded politics that affected only a small fragment of society

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>>2008839
The Hillary Who Won

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>>2008839
a mistake

>>2008845
First post best post