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>>873887
Not really. There's nothing new about people deciding to be idiots.

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>>873894

>>873887

It's necessary to distinguish the tradition of philosophical atheism from pop science authors writing baseless screeds against religion.

>>873884
Opposition to liberal ideology. Thats it.

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>>873916
Plus guns and freedumb of speech.

>>873884
It used to mean a desire to follow the Constitution's goal of limited federal government, state control of most issues, and judicial interpretation of the Constitution only.

Now we have "conservatives" wanting bigger, more centralized government, and justices who want to use judicial review to re-write laws, and change the existing laws, constantly.

Every right thinking person in America votes conservative; unfortunately, there are at least twice as many wrong thinking people in America, who merely want to vote themselves money from the treasury in one form or another.

>>873516
Art and science.

The constraints of civilization. Without social regulation, man is nothing but a wolf to man.

I think it's the ability to think rationally, and to act according to reason, as opposed to only acting on instincts and emotions.

>>873402
Hinterkaifeck was pretty creepy.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hinterkaifeck_murders

>>873704
>Six months earlier, the previous maid had left the farm, claiming that it was haunted; the new maid, Maria Baumgartner, arrived on the farm on the day of the attack and was killed hours later.

Oh shiiii-

>>873704
>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hinterkaifeck_murders
Damn dude thats a good one. Calculated as fuck.

Islam hates sculpture and painting

>>873146
Islam hates art.

Islam has a thorough dislike of the products of creative professions.

>>872815
Branch? MOS?

freedom df= the power to do whatever I want to whoever I want whenever I want with whatever implement I want in the context of market capitalism

Freedom is an illusion

>>872005
>varg
'no.'

>>872005
No, he is wrong and his accounts on history are superficial as fuck. For example there was almost no torture in the middle ages. It is clearly a device of the Early Modern times. His game is shit too (or so my brother told me).
Also Fallen was his last good album

>>872005
This thread again.

>>871206
I am
No
Yes

Just like eating McDonald's doesn't make me feel more American, worship at Catholic Mass doesn't make me feel more Roman. The Church is just too modern and international.

I was confirmed but now I reject the church and its teachings.

I didn't keep going when I went off to school. I'm glad I was raised Catholic though, it's somewhat interesting and you do feel connected to something greater.

Looks like a nice place, desu.

Clean, not a lot of traffic.

>>869624
>Do they live in Plato's cave?
y

>>869675
Yeah, it looks like a fucking video game. Super clean, not many entities (mechanical or human) around, everything seems coordinated, the trees are all at the same distance... but then again it's approved footage by their government. What are we not seeing, and how much of what he hear from dissidents is real?

>>869555
How do you mean by failure?

If it was successful, wouldn't we still have it today?

>>869569
>implying politics is about what works and what doesn't instead or what is popular

>>869555
When your goal is eliminating all alcohol use, only managing half is a failure yes.

Yes. Repent.

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No. A bunch of people on strange mushrooms invented him.

Probably one of the many apocalyptic preachers in Judea.

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>>869200
>be around before christ
> must be a Christ analogy

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>>869272
>he thinks the recorded Norse sagas are pre-Christian

Pro-tip: Most of them were written by Christians

>>869280
recorded by christians*

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>>868995
>weekend at St Bernays.jpg

And no one claimed otherwise.

>>868332
Except all the STEMlords ever

>i LOVE science but metaphysics is USELESS *tips*

>>868335
That's more of a logical positivist thing to say than anything that has anything to do with naive realism.
Empirical idealism is arguing for naive realism in a sense I suspect whatever strawman you're attacking wouldn't agree with.