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7 deadly sins according to Christianity and Islam 2016-08-04 09:55:08 Post No.1505214
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7 deadly sins according to Christianity and Islam
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2016-08-04 09:55:08
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This is undeniable and conclusive proof that Islam is a cult.
The teachings and guidelines (Hadiths) of Islam are written in such a way so as to protect the religion itself (rather than the believer) even against those who adhere to it.
Islam is on the same level with Scientology.
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>Sargon of Akkad
Who's liking the collection so far?
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>>1505095
cringe 2bh
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>>1505095
Nice start. I especially like the Willrich postcard of the FJ.
Keep going, anon.
Pic related is from my collection
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My friend told me that every single japanese person killed themselves at the same time during ww1 to stop China from taking their spirit bombs.
I doubted him at first but then through a lengthy conversation he convinced me.
so /his/ what do you think? (NO GAYS ALLOWED)
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alright fine, gays allowed
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It's true, modern Japanese are fakes.
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>>1505101
thanks
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Are Steppe Peoples the bad guys of history? 2016-08-04 08:35:15 Post No.1505003
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Are Steppe Peoples the bad guys of history?
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2016-08-04 08:35:15
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Or at least the niggers of history. Is there any time they weren't scum and villains terrorizing civilized peoples?
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Every group and nation has terrorized others
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>>1505009
Some have been responsible for much greater amounts of violence and destruction than others, anon.
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>>1505003
Behold!
OP is a racist!
Have a blessed day.
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What all do we know about the history of the Sami people?
Did they, for instance, ever join up with Scandinavian Vikings to raid Europe or Britain? (Marginally related: Were there even any Finnish Vikings?)
Did they have any type of warrior culture or do we know of any historical instances of the Sami people fighting in battles or how/what weapons, tactics and armors they might have used?
Did they participate in the Winter War in Finland against the Soviets during World War II? Are there any notable Sami soldiers from this time?
Basically, aside from their known animal husbandry with reindeer, what details do we know about Sami culture or its structure and specifically any history involving Sami warriors or soldies.
Also, before the modern period, did they look like most Scandinavian or Baltic peoples or did they have distinct physical features?
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> (Marginally related: Were there even any Finnish Vikings?)
people from finnish coast and estonian islands did exactly same thing in the same time and were even called "vikings" by the swedes. they mainly staid within the baltic sea though.
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>>1505011
Do you have any sources on Finnish or Estonian "vikings", I'd much like to read s out them since they're so heavily overshadowed by Danes, Swedes and Norwegians.
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>>1505031
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oeselians
How were monarchs viewed by their subjects in the Middle Ages? How about by other monarchs or even nobles or clergy?
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Rightful rulers, they rightly felt they were bound by honour to obey their king.
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>>1504709
Early or late?
Early, it was often that they were seen as warlords which were chosen by God, but still needed to prove their status and had to respect the religious powers of the time lest those forces, which were seen as being able to directly effect the world, would fuck shit up. See clovis and his striking dead of a soldier which took wheat from a priory, the story in which soldiers which looted an abbey were made to drown by the forces of god, or the story of the non-attack sevilla (some Spanish city, I can't remember) which was occupied by heretical Aryans, but held the relic of a saint which they feared would imbue the city with some sort of mystical edge.
As time progressed, it became moreso that the king was simply chosen by God and it was gods will that he rule. He with the clergy and nobles were the protectors and power structure which the people's God deemed proper and which kept them safe and on the right spiritual track.
If you hadn't guessed, I'm majorly using France/Franks as the model here.
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>>1504709
Speaking a free city of the HRE here, the emperor was a travelling celebrity who occasionally arbitrated in local disputes. You could also delay judicial procedures by writing to him and telling the local justice system that you're waiting for his response.
When he came to your town, you provided lodging and food for him, and considered yourself a big shot. But effectively speaking he didn't do much and people didn't think much of it.
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Why did Rome fall? And please do not give the argument of barbarian encroachment, barbarians were already heavily involved with the Roman army for over 200 years before the two sackings that occurred in the 5th century.
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>>1504531
They got bored being #1 and decide to give someone else a chance.
They deeply regret doing this
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>>1504531
They murdered the son of god
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>>1504531
MORAL DECAY
HIGH IMMIGRATION
INFLATION OF CURRENCY
The Romans put themselves under the guillotine, the barbs just tripped over the lever.
Why are the planets in our Solar System based on Roman Gods based on Greek Gods?
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>Roman Gods
>based on Greek Gods
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>>1504507
Why are Roman Gods so much better then Greek Gods?
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becaue they ARE gods
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Is Yahweh depicted as an old man 2016-08-04 04:41:17 Post No.1504218
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Is Yahweh depicted as an old man
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2016-08-04 04:41:17
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with a beard, yet very muscular, because that's how Zeus was depicted?
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>>1504218
>because that's how Zeus was depicted?
xD
If you knew anything about Zeus you would know he is essentially formless. He takes what form he wants to bone the most bitches he can.
The madman once turned himself into liquid gold so he could get inside some pussay.
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God's are usually depicted as the ideal form (ubermensch) of whatever race is depicting them.
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>>1504232
Yeah, he actually looks like this.
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Archaeologists believe they have discovered the birthplace of King Arthur at a Cornish palace. 2016-08-04 04:07:59 Post No.1504139
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Archaeologists believe they have discovered the birthplace of King Arthur at a Cornish palace.
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2016-08-04 04:07:59
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The palace in Tintagel is believed to have been built in the sixth century - around the time that the king may have lived.
Researchers have uncovered 3ft (1 metre) thick palace walls and more than 150 fragments of ancient pottery and glass which had been imported from around the world.
The kingdom was centred in the area we now know as Devon, but included parts of modern Cornwall and Somerset, with its eastern boundary changing over time as the gradual westward expansion of the neighbouring Anglo-Saxon kingdom of Wessex encroached on its territory.
Tintagel Castle is a medieval fortification located on the peninsula of Tintagel Island, close to the village of Tintagel in Cornwall, England.
The facts around the real King Arthur are mired in myth and folklore, but historians believe he ruled Britain from the late 5th and early 6th centuries.Many historians agree that while the king was a genuine historical figure in early Britain, he could in fact be a composite of multiple people from an age of poor record keeping.
The Dark Ages is an imprecise period of time which describes the centuries following the collapse of the Western Roman Empire.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-3721915/Has-Camelot-Royal-palace-Dark-Ages-unearthed-legendary-site-King-Arthur-s-birth.html
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They discovered the birthplace of a fictional character? That's great, maybe they found the final resting place of Jesus Christ too.
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>King
>Arthur
Did these fuckers even read the original legends?
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>>1504141
You mean the kingdom of heaven?
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Redpill me about this man and the tibetan genocide please
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>>1504120
Reason?
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>>1504114
There was no genocide, but it was an aggressive cultural assimilation push. It was pretty pragmatic as Mao both tried to gain legitimacy as a successor state to ROC by conquering claimed territory and try to pre-emptive strike a possible enemy/future satellite state to America. The cultural assimilation happened because Mao knew a multicultural approach in conquered territory doesn't work.
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>>1504114
He stoped revisionism and told deng xioping to fuck off
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>I know one thing: that I know nothing
Was Socrates just a crazy old man that talked shit to random people on the street?
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pretty much, but he could out-debate them
there's a reason why people say Diogenes takes after him
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They say he was black too
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No he was a prophet of Apollo.
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What can you guys tell me about the Jesuits?
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http://www.reformation.org/jesuit-oath.html
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>>1503970
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D4V-7c14-5U
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>>1504037
Catholics, explain this
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>There is a special place in hell for people who lived before Christ and literally could not be saved
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Did pilate go to heaven or hell?
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Hmmmm, that's odd...
Can't seem to find "Inferno" in my bible
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>>1503927
Heaven, he had faith.
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>south would rather secede, start a war, and sacrifice a hundred thousand young men than pay for labor
Is this the pinnacle of autism?
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>>1503796
yes
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>>1503796
Pinnacle of fucking your sister for three generations more like.
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>>1503796
Do we really need two threads of the same Civil War bashing?