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Don't forget to buy your outfit before going so you can be a real philosopher/cult member

>>1187129
>>1187131
Literally why?

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YOUR new empire?

>>1179399
Wasn't this a scene from Star Wars episode 3? A convo between obi wan and anakin?

>>1179387
This doesn't really work 2bh since Augustus doesn't get horribly burned by lava after a duel with his former best friend.

>>1177771
YHVH and Mary

>>1177787
Heretic

Mohammad and Aisha

>>1192920
Things that never happened for a thousand Alex.

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>Kievan
>Russian
>Federation

>>1192920
Just because the Hwan temporarily moved their capital to what is now China doesn't make it a Chinese empire.

>>1192704
What do you want to talk about, anon-kun?

>>1192711

Interesting history stuff

>>1192715
Make a thread, or did you?
(Not counting this one)

>>1191716
>Not posting the Caliphates.
The Levant and Syria used to be very Christian. Guess what happened during the Muslim Conquests.

>>1191726
Christians where still the majority for a while after the first conquests, and conversions where mostly done for tax reasons.

I'm looking for brutal removals, massacres, things like that.

>>1191716
Venice

>>1191255
That bug fucking broke me

>>1191255
Define "god" then.

Because these range from "Supermen who live up in the sky" (Greeks) to "All encompassing and omnipotent (Abrahamics)" and "Avatars of some cosmic force" (Chinese folk religions).

Because not all think the same way. Gods & Goddesses is pretty much a western way to view multitudes of religious thinking the world over. You could say the Folk Chinese were without God since their """"""""Gods"""""""" were personifications of a supreme source of all that i called "Tian." And before you can say "well, Tian is god then." Know that the concept pretty much means "State of the Absolute."

>>1191302
Gods by any other name are still gods

>>1191250
ooga booga das me elk, flatnose.

>>1191250
They were probably the same people.

There was no clear cut definitions of the two. People who farmed also hunted and gathered. Prehistoric communities did everything to put food on the proverbial table.

>European hunter gatherers
Around Jutland they were actually communities of fishermen. They coexisted with the farmers for half a millenium before disappearing.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cMfVnBmpMm8

>>1191083
No

>>1191083
Watergate was perfectly fine tbqh

Augustus made the Praetorian guard with the intention of them bumping off the Emperor if he went full goober. It's frankly a wonder they didn't kill more Emperors than they did.

>>1191054
>shitty republicucks harp about "what do monarchies do when there's a bad king"
>can just say "create a praetorian guard"

>>1191060
If you have a shitty praetorian guard the problem just repeats itself.

test

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KEK! I wish you luck, good sir. be sure you post the whole thing to Rebbit when you finish!

>>1191155
>Rebbit
>so subtle

>>1190719
>hey Jim, hold muh beer. Imma make me a house.

>>1190726
With nothing but fuckin' dirt, sticks, and stones.

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>lol i respect this man so much, he built a mudhouse! we should all be living like him!
>posted on a modern computer, on high speed global internet, sitting in a modern building with modern plumbing and nuclear electricity.

Natural>Supernatural

and by definition supernatural doesn't exist, if it did, then it would be natural.

>>1190548
this hardly diminishes the undeniably supernatural. if we had a systematic theory for God and how he interacts with the universe no one would say "oh well see that's just a natural phenomena, not supernatural at all"

>>1190557
Being able to completely understand a process and predict the effects doesn't preclude it being natural (and non-anthropomorphic).

>>1190290
Without progress we can't work towards a conclusion.

Not all change is change for the better.

>>1190290

Yes. At least a cultural mindset.

>>1190148
/lit/

>IAGO
>Even now, now, very now, an old black ram Is tupping your white ewe.

>OTHELLO
>Her name, that was as fresh As Dian's visage, is now begrimed and black As mine own face.

>>1190148
Clearly black, just like Dido, Cleopatra, Hannibal etc.