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It would show that the Bible was written by men thousands of years ago and should be looked at as a guide to living a moral life rather than the word of God.

>>1367062
It took God a billion+ years to create mankind instead of one day.

The end.

>>1367088
I don't understand why Christians take genesis so literally. I'm an idiot and can understand that it could be a metaphor for a much bigger period of time...

>>1363945
CK2

Total war anything, playing Shogun 2 atm.

>Your Generuh is inah gravuh danguh my lord

>>1363950
CK2 + the HIP mod

It's inherently Orthodox.

because slavs are fucking savages that' why

Panslavism is simply another form of multiculturalism. There is no pan-slavic culture. Sharing a linguistic family is nowhere near the same thing.

You're asking distinct peoples with very different histories to pretend like those histories don't exist and to superimpose some sort of manufactured unity that never arose organically through time and natural institutions. You leftist scum.

Predestination. They literally don't give a fuck.

>>1389604
Predestination is more of a Calvinist thing though, isn't it?

>>1389609
Total predestination. But even Luther adhered to predestined salvation, he just through everything else was up to us, but whatever we did had no effect on our salvation.

The last ruler who commanded his own troops was Napoleon. All his enemy rulers were sitting safely back at home in their comfy palaces while millions were slaughtered on their behalf.

In the past the easiest way to attain power was using violence, so the elite were pretty hardcore, now they can use complex political and financial systems

>>1389245
Nevermind wrong thread

That's an incredibly broad question

If you want to learn more about colonialism yourself you should read Wesseling, H.L. and Arnold J. Pomerans. Divide and rule: The partition of Africa, 1880–1914 (Praeger, 1996.). It's available for free online I believe.

>benefits:
Europe
>harms:
africa

>>1389416
Oh yes, blacks are 500x worse by not dying by the hundreds of thousands by curable diseases, starvation and old age by 40.

He done everything, he is all-powerful after all. No way that there exist something that he wasn't dome.

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>>1388938
Ah yes, we us humans anthropomorphizing the universe. We are a fascinating species; so needy.

>>1388938
>what was he doing
Not existing

B is for Britain, pounded to pieces.

No.

C is for Cuckold porn, /pol/'s favorite pasttime

By association only.

A word is nothing but a mental image or meaning. Make up a word, lets say Bikot and use it to replace Good. Soon Bikot will invoke the concept of Goodness in your head.

>>1388524
OK. You're right. but how are the initial words determined?

>>1388541
Feelings and experience create the value of words.

As each person's experience and feelings differ there will come a difference between word choices. However in society, people use standard dictionary to give rise to standard meaning based on generalized definition.

Democracy is non-negotiable.

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>>1388493
Of course not.

>>1388499
democracy isn't the same as freedom

>>1388424
The Scriptures are teachings more than historical landmarking, though the placement of Christ is throughout these readings as well.

I don't know, OP, how would anyone know what he is like if we reject all the earliest accounts of him as worthless?

He was an apocalyptic preacher, originally a disciple of John the Baptist, another apocalyptic preacher. He believed that God would soon intervene to overthrow evil and establish his rule on earth.

by projecting their colossal 3d insecurity onto a 2d map in a particularly distorted way
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>>1388340
Nobody else wants it

It's just a frozen rock with a bunch of (mostly) Greenlandic inuits, who spend their days getting drunk and playing chess.

Nobody else wants it.

He was literally a Jew. Only later with Paul did Christianity begin to introduce gentiles.

>>1388299

גוי

"Nation", but usually more with respect to the people/ethnicity than an actual modern state. If I said

הגוי ספרד רוצה..........

I'm more properly referring to a want by the Spanish people than the Spanish government.

Pluralizing it into "Goyim", would make it multiple nations.

So no, we do not consider Jesus to be multiple nations.

Honestly, most religious Jews don't really concern themselves much with Jesus at all. Not rally relevant to us, you know? Of the ones that do, the usual line is something of the apocalyptic Jewish preacher, very possibly heretical, although you do get a few fringe notions that he was preaching more or less mainline Judaism and the message got changed later. He's not considered to be some new and radical non-Jewish thing by most accounts.

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>>1388315
What kind of Jew?

>>1388224
Why did polytheism fail in the West? Why did Rome convert to Christianity?

Oppression and murder.

>>At what point would the rise of monotheism be possible to stop?

Either have Constantine lose the battle of the milvian bridge or have Julian the Apostate be more successful.

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I have the one theory.

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>>1388224
Trick question. Christianity is only quasi monotheistic. The Godhead consists of three entities.
>Why did Rome convert to Christianity?
Constantine and a desire to control the masses and not persecute them.
>At what point would the rise of monotheism be possible to stop?
We're working on it right now

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Apparently, was ruled by female Caligula at one point.

The country is largely impervious to foreign diseases.

>>1388128
Yes, but the port is frequently closed, this is a major hassle for trade.