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>>1816857
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Pedro II became a member of the Royal Society, the Russian Academy of Sciences, The Royal Academies for Science and the Arts of Belgium and the American Geographical Society. In 1875, he was elected to the French Academy of Sciences, an honor previously granted to only two other heads of state: Peter the Great and Napoleon Bonaparte. He exchanged letters with scientists, philosophers, musicians and other intellectuals. Many of his correspondents became his friends, including Richard Wagner, Louis Pasteur, Louis Agassiz, John Greenleaf Whittier, Michel Eugène Chevreul, Alexander Graham Bell, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, Arthur de Gobineau, Frédéric Mistral, Alessandro Manzoni, Alexandre Herculano, Camilo Castelo Branco and James Cooley Fletcher. His erudition amazed Friedrich Nietzsche when both met. Victor Hugo told the Emperor: "Sire, you are a great citizen, you are the grandson of Marcus Aurelius," and Alexandre Herculano called him a "Prince whom the general opinion holds as the foremost of his era because of his gifted mind, and due to the constant application of that gift to the sciences and culture."

If he was so good, why Brazil is so shit?

>>1816873
Because the freemasonic republicans deposed him.
Also niggers.

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I agree, it is always better to add some complexity to your theories.

>>1816860
I'm not saying it's better to add, but some things are just naturally complicated.

>>1816855
>if this message is present this image is being used without permission

what did he mean by this?

> Wales
> country
United Kingdom was pretty important to history, anon.

Lloyd-George was a useless twat too.

How Green was my Valley is a good film though. You have that.

And you can just say you're British and take credit for all of that.

>can barely even take credit for welsh regiments because membership was overwhelmingly english

>>1816490
>So we are every bit as subjective but just leaning towards Rome.

That is kinda the point. That the church is made up of scholars stuyding the religion for over 2000 years in order to interpret it right.

How does that differ from laws, and lawyers studying them? Or scientist studying science?

>>1816490
Paul's traditions are written in the bible.

Nothing after the bible was written is known to be inspired by God.

So all of the "traditions" of the "early church fathers" are suspect. Not only that, but if you actually read Acts with any spiritual discernment, you would find that the "early church" in the first century was a mess.

And then if you read the Revelation with any discernment, you would see 7 churches, 4 of which were messes, and only three of which were even on the right track. And only two of those received no condemnation.

And that was all in the first century.

The bible interprets itself, but only if you have the Holy Spirit in you. Natural man cannot understand the things of God, because they are spiritually discerned.

Every single born again Christian has the spirit of God in them, and if they want to, can read and understand the scripture for themselves, and know what it means.

The boogeyman of the papacy burning bibles not in latin, telling people they cannot possibly understand the bible on their own, not to read it, but to take their "magisterium's" word for it is just simply cult behavior.

The roman catholic church, the eastern orthodox church, and islam are nothing but cults based loosely off of Christianity.

Peter was never a pope, never the bishop of Rome; if he ever went to Rome, it was to die. His bones are in Jerusalem, where they have been for 1900 years.

Only a cult would say its members are the only ones who can be saved. The truth is that the real church, what people call the invisible church, is not the roman catholic church at all.

And the roman catholic church is not a christian church, at all.

They base their authority off of "apostolic succession", which of course is not in the bible, but in their own tradition.

The truth is:
Rome is Babylon
Roman Catholicism is Mystery Babylon
The pope is the False Prophet of Mystery Babylon

>>1816503
Because natural men can understand science, because other natural men invented it. Same with law and lawyers.

The things of God are not understood by natural men; they are spiritually discerned, and require the presence and instruction of the Holy Spirit to understand.

And no, the Catholic church is not 2000 years old, and no, it has absolutely no idea what the bible means. Could care less.

Victoria Louise

Cleopatra

>>1816280
Helen

how the fuck is this a question

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>he fell for the Christianity meme
>he fell for the Abrahamism meme

>>1816271
We know your tricks now, heretic!
https://wikileaks.org/podesta-emails/emailid/6293

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>being a Christcuck

Try again

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>>1816232
Splendid

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A featherless byped!

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>>1816250
> dinosaurs
> featherless

>>1816166
Hurrr durr why didn't poor shithole countries with limited sea access participate in colonization

Ayy Russia colonized, they just went east instead of sailing to some far-away island full of cannibals. Instead they found Siberian cannibals.

>>1816166
>How come the Cossacks were so staunchly Orthodox through the ages?
Because it's about identity not religion. If they're not orthodox then they might as well become Poles or Turks.

That being said Christianity is a meme deal with it.

>Euro band does not immediately think of America when doing something
SHOCKED

>>1816124
>Alamo or Battle of Little Big Horn
litteraly what
>Sabaton
litteraly why

>>1816124
>the Alamo

A bunch of blowhard dumbass attention whores who died for no reason.

>Battle of Little Big Horn

Genocidal retard on the winning side of the most lopsided war in history still manages to throw away every conceivable advantage and get slaughtered anyway.

Not really the stuff of heroic songs.

>>1816060
>Dude, but that's wrong

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>romanian is a romance language

It's disgusting isn't it?

When you know nothing of linguistics, and actually parade around the idea that vocabulary with a lot of loan words actually changes the family of the language?

>>1816014
Whom are you quoting?

>>1816014
I'm a superior White Male with pure genes, I simply don't care about ape history. We Superior White Male run this world the best way it could be. By sympathizing with inferior apes that's how we will definitely lose power and run American to the ground like Somalia.

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>>1816090
Finally, a white man with balls.

>>1816015

great post

>>1816008

> muh states rights
> specifically rights involving the ownership of slaves

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>>1816061
Hey, I am just following the agenda since we have this thread every single day while Americans think anyone care or should care about their """""history""""".

Hell, not even new generation of Americans give a shit about what your forefathers did when you can follow the history of Brangelina and the great Battle of Custody over their kids.

>>1815949
>when the siege of Stalingrad is so unbelievably horrible that people forget that Leningrad still had 4,436,000 Soviet casualties

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What is any battle related to Turkic/Mongolians.

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>>1815949

>when you try to make a memorable quote but you fuck up the subject-verb agreement and your blunder will be remembered forever instead

>>1815969
I'd say it's more memorable with the grammatical fuck up. Brings the fact that they're nazi scientists into mind which brings up a lot more about the whole situation surrounding nukes.

"Nazi scientist" is going to be one hell of a term in the future, like Byzantine engineers or Persian mathematicians or Renaissance artists.

>>1815992
>Jew
>Nazi scientist

yeah no

* in the outbreak of the war?

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important enough to fight for 30 years over them

Not really.

You'd be closer to the truth to regard it as a struggle between Habsburg-backed countries and Capetian-backed countries, although those two families were catholic.