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>>1660481
nice hot bush

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>>1660481
check this well aged, well informed Bush

>>1660481
Peep this memed Bush, still choice

>>1660470
We don't support made up nonsense cults that worship invisible wizards.

>>1660470
>It's very medieval, I might even call it a neomedieval work.

What makes it especially medieval?

>>1660554
It's advocacy of inquisition tactics and calls for a new crusade.

>>1660459
>The ancient Egyptians, are more simple and stupid than every people that is on the earth, have themselves incorrect than all.

Leave /his/ and don't return until you have a firm grip on the English language and can form coherent thoughts

>>1660459
90% of ancient Egyptian religion was made to not make sense and conflicting.
Human beings not being able to grasp the true form made it more holy, and the more it conflicts with other stories, the truer it was.

>>1660545
>>1660642
Ancient Egyptians were more stupid than the rest of the nations, these and such like gods did not suffice for them.
but they even apply the name of gods to animals in which there is no soul at all. For some of them worship the sheep and others the calf; and some the pig and others the shad fish; and some the crocodile and the hawk and the fish and the ibis and the vulture and the eagle and the raven. Some of them worship the cat, and others the turbotfish, some the dog, some the adder, and some the asp, and others the lion; and others the garlic and onions and thorns, and others the tiger and other such things. And the poor creatures do not see that all these things are nothing, although they daily witness their gods being eaten and consumed by men and also by their fellows; while some of them are cremated, and some die and decay and become dust, without their observing that they perish in many ways.

the Egyptians have not observed that such things which are not equal to their own deliverance, are not gods. And if, well, they were weak in the case of their own deliverance, when they have power to help in the case of deliverance of their worshipers? Greater is the error into which the Egyptians wandered—greater, indeed, than that of any people which is upon the face of the earth.

>>1660431
no because there would still exist the potential of differences, which freaks people out.

>>1660431
Yes.

The PoC one should be larger and better equipped to compensate for institutionalized racism.

>>1660431
The fact that they put them so close to each other they were practically asking for a problem.

>>1660427
Arms don't work like that.

>>1660427
/his/ isn't hte place to ask questions for your dnd campaign. delete this thread

>>1660427

No. Bastards generally don't have arms, and if they do, they don't draw attention to their bastardry.

The creation of souls is caused by disruption, as is all disorder. This disruption is caused by Satan, who is a Demiurge created by the Father. This is the youngest Demiurge, but the eldest is Lucifer, who answered the call at the beginning of "Let there be light" and creates non-living firmament. Creating disorder and existence is his sole job of the demiurges, though they may do it in many ways. All of the Demiurges, although they were created by the Father, are in opposition to the Spirit, for the Father is concerned with creation and the Spirit with cessation. Both may be desirable to man, but in the time of living, it is the Word which is most important. The Word is what governs the chaos of life with a tolerable semblance of order, and it is the Word from which comes the concept of Good. Thus, the Word is also the Law.

I have spoken already of the foundational being of the world, with three facets and seven names but only one being, and of the Demiurges. Next, then, the created.

First, the tribes of Subjects. These are the Angels, the Fae, and the Demons, who are created by Lucifer, Gaia, and Satan, respectively. Their lives rarely intersect with those of mankind, as they live primarily inside of their creators. The Jinn of Atar behave somewhat differently, and others are rarely seen.

Besides these, there are the lesser gods, who are by nature finite. These are the gods that procreate and stem from single heads, such as Odin, Thor, and Osiris. Their seed is the origin of human ethnicity, and without their influence, all of humanity would be identical, except for gender which was created by Luna, another demiurge.

Below the gods are men who achieved greatness, including great Heroes such as Gilgamesh and Sundiata, demigods like Herakles or Madurai Veeran, and Saints.

Below them are the living things, with which you are familiar. These include humans, plants, and animals.

Below the living things are the unliving things.

In general the magnitude of an individual's soul is greatest gods, then for the living, and then the unliving, but there is a great difference which comes from wisdom (and wisdom comes with age as well as prayer/meditation). The greatest souls are those of huge and ancient trees, which spend all of their time in meditation and prayer. After these are wise men and lesser trees, and after them are humans, cattle, and spiders, and below them are the other animals and traitors. However, these categories are also not absolute and there is variation within them.

Well, that's what I've got so far. Is there anything major that I failed to account for?

Not as much so as they were in the 20s. As far as I know they were all housewives in the 50s.

Here's a 50s woman like you asked

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>>1660349
Forgot pic

They fuck with the milkman in the neighborhood.

Europe is shit

The Holy Roman Empire was legitimate

>>1660321
Im not sure thats a contrary opinion

>>1660320
>a M1911

>>1660320
Proofs? Seems like fake clickbait.

>>1660366
http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/sanantonio/obituary.aspx?n=owen-john-baggett&pid=88867663#fbLoggedOut

https://books.google.com/books?id=dltfyqFaA68C&printsec=frontcover&dq=Gun+Digest+Shooters+Guide+to+the+1911&source=bl&ots=7KalIVDJB-&sig=lIQhWokhL6sGVY92Zu-rpmocIr4&hl=en&sa=X&ei=oDYyUNf-M-L9igLC8IDABw#v=onepage&q=Baggett&f=false

https://www.americanrifleman.org/articles/2011/3/29/the-m1911-gets-a-zero/

because jesus was god

>>1660290
Arianism doesn't say otherwise, just that Jesus is lesser and created by God the Father

>>1660290
"was"? Sounds pretty heretical.

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>>1660140
We wouldn't be having petty squabbles and football rivalry to this date.

>>1660140
It would have Balkanized just like the gran Columbia did.

>>1660176
/thread

Most Latin American countries can barely even self govern, let alone be part of a unified empire.

Antony was related to the (slain)Cataline Conspirators

>>1660104
Octavian was like 17 and "could be controlled". Anthony had a large army and was Caesar's deputy, involved in some (much?) of the planning of Caesar's dictatorship, and was hand-picked by Caesar to be the consul. Thought was, use Octavian's army to crush Anthony, and turn Octavian into a normal senator. Elections become "free" again, and the Republic survives.

>>1660104
He probably underestimated Octavian given his age.

Antony was a cousin of Caesar, an experienced commander that held the loyalty of caesar's legions, and had political experience even if he wasn't all that good.

We are blessed with glorious hindsight but there is very little to indicate at the time that octavian would be the greater threat. He had Caesar's name. That's about it.

Can't really blame Cicero for not knowing he was a fucking politicwl genius.

>>1660047
They were absorbed by the Saxons pretty quickly.

Extremely small population from jutland that moved to kent. Set up shops sandwiched right between the angles and saxons. Being so small in number they never had a mjor cultural influence in the hegemony and just got absorbed by (primarily) the Saxons

They were Germans who lived on the Jutland peninsula in what is now Denmark. There, you know about the Jutes now.

>>1659981
Yes, compromise is a thing.

>>1659988
?????

>>1659981
Yes. It sounds like what you refer to is psychological egoism, an idea which has been panned by most philosophers except Hobbes.

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>>1659797
>lel spook mem
so you do whatever you want as long as it benefits you?
You know that's a moral guideline right?
Your spook is a spook

>don't be too much of a cunt
>do not do things you cant get away with

Pretty much all i have