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>>1381414
All religions change overtime.
1st century Christianity is not the same as 2nd, 3rd, 4th... and so on.

Indeed, the fundamental tenants are the same, that of course being Jesus as Lord and Savior to all humanity.

Furthermore all religions change depending, not only on time, but also space. Where the religion spreads to will ultimately have it's own spin based on the culture that adopts it.

You see this dominantly in ritual, and scriptural interpretation, and indeed, the indigenous, religions do play an influential role in shaping the Christianity of that region.

South African Christianity, Chinese Christianity, Coptic Christianity (Egyptian), and American Christianity all look and feel very different.

But you are probably wondering why I didn't answer your question fully. That is because it is too big of a question to answer. As I just said, Christianity will have a different impact on different people across different places, and different points in time. Both good and bad.

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>>1381414
The idea that the λόγος could be incarnate in a human being laid the foundation for humanism. This is why Christian civilization (312 AD - Present) has placed higher value on individual human beings than any other civilization on Earth.

>>1381552
>This is why Christian civilization (312 AD - Present) has placed higher value on individual human beings than any other civilization on Earth.

A bias, and somewhat hollow suggestion.

It would make a good band name.

>>1381411
I'm with the revisionist historians. He did his best to keep the peace. The people mad that he didn't pull his dick out early to stop Hitler ignore the fact that:

>Britain wasn't ready to counter the Nazis. Even when they entered the war "late", mobilized "late, and committed to Total War "late", they still got the dick.

>After he died, British leadership threw Poland+Eastern Europe under the bus, making the whole thing a wank anyway.

>>1381439
I know he had the best intentions to stop the war, but why he tried so hard to stop the inevitable? Leaving alone the Czechs was a dick move also

>>1381395
is this the samurai trilogy about musashi miyamoto starring toshino mifune?

king arthur is a bigger name world wide

>>1381533
>king arthur is a bigger name world wide
He is a knight. Not a duelist.

>is this the samurai trilogy about musashi miyamoto starring toshino mifune?
Yeah.

>>1381539
Names of the movies?

>>1381261
Good guy because this is 4chan and we are edgy fuccbois and proud.

>>1381261
He was my friend. That's all that matters.

>>1381261
He was nicomedes lover. Pretty gay

The US would be about 97.3% better.

I did the math myself.

Seriously though, that would have solved about a century plus worth of political issues.

>>1381204

I was trying to think about the single most devastating thing that's happened to the US and it's definitely slaves and their descendants. Now, the remnants of the soviet machine chug on, asking us to let any black person pull a gun on a cop whenever they want. We'll probably never escape this.

>>1381204
Can you show your calculations that led you to that specific number?

>>1381058
Holy shit. The US govt. is really a legalized mafia network.

>>1381058
No, there are anti-fascist and egalitarian here

>>1381058
>dude this one guy's great grandmother was a jew and h shared a class this one time with this other guy's sister they are totally in league lmao
>r..right /his/?

>>1381016

>You will never have to sit in a plane full of smokers. And drunks. And smoking drunks.
>You will never get soaked to the skin walking onto the tarmac and boarding up portable stairs.
>You will never have to dress up in a shirt and tie and wear uncomfortable dress shoes in order to board a flight.

>>1381050
Sounds romantic

bc cucked

Too intelligent for his time

Because he could never chill with Siddhartha

>>1380945
One thing is for sure, the Ottomans would've never existed

>>1381011
I am okay with this.

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>>1381011
Rebel Turkish tribes could always have risen, they just wouldn't be prominent and would have been easily dealt with.

The name Ottoman would most likely never have existed though, given that it came from Osman himself.

>>1381125
>not enjoying ottomans
What is wrong with you.

>he uses a one axis political spectrum

>>1380842
>left-right dichotomy

Shit, the first 'far right' should've been 'far left'.

>>1380827
more succession instability than the Roman Empire during the Third Century Crisis

>>1380827
a bastard child of early french and german differences that slowly evolved out of lotharingia.

They did some shit in the south eastern part of France, god knows when because they're borders changed a lot throughout their history.

>>1380827
I know almost nothing about Burgundy but I'll try my best.

>pop up from Lotharingia maybe
>borders change a lot
>get the lowlands somehow
>allies England in HYW
>Stops allying England in HYW
>Independent from France?
>Not independent from France?
>Who knows?
>I don't
>King dies in a war against someone
>Land is split between France and Austria
I got that last part from EU IV

>>1380508

In the Bible the people Christ brings back are consciously aware of what happened. They come back to life reanimated with their consciousness in tact.

It is possible to remember these past lives and the after death experience.

>>1380508

1. We don't remember dreams entirely after we have them, nor do we remember everything we do on a night when we are intoxicated. Some people get amnesia, etc. Not remembering something does'nt have much to do with whether or not it happened.

2. Because we didn't exist before we were created. Souls don't exist eternally, they are created and then sustained for as long as God chooses to sustain them for. Our physical body may not entail total annihilation, but that does'nt stop it from being a possibility.

>>1380508
He should have wished to be in a Georgia O’Keeffe painting instead.

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>>1380403
Cubism sped the development of other avant-garde movements of the early 20th and popularized the idea of exploring (graphic, 2-dimensional) to the fullest with very unique techniques.

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>>1380475
I think, however, futurism developed a more pleasing aesthetic than cubism did, although I think that its ideological influences, which were primarily fascist, rightist and pro-war, held back its development. This is not because of them being fascist, rightist or pro-war, but rather because ideology holds back the potential creativity of art for art's sake (such as cubism or fauvism) and furthermore, alienated futurism from the rest of the primarily leftist avant-garde art world.

>>1380364
Who is this geezer and why should we care about him?

>>1380364
How can we see if our eyes arent real?

Or something like that

Smack him in the face.

When he freaks out, act like you don't understand why he's upset, and pretend it didn't happen.

>>1380308
No horse archers.

>>1380308
Lack of plate armor.

>>1380308
im pretty sure it's the lack of TRoPB (tactical religion of peace bombers) in their army.