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None, which is why I'm not Protestant

>being a protestant but not being a lutheran

>>592170

Because I don't partake in any of your Paulianity nonsense.

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does anyone here know any books on west african history?

>>596269
Sorry. Sadly, I can only help with East Africa :(

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>>596280
Honestly I'd like some recommendations on that too. And it'll probably help the thread get going.

>>596112
>Why despite the terrible conditions and fanaticism of the soviets during WW2 did the wermacht commit very few atrocities overall.
It was simple:
They committed atrocities, and then they lied about them.

That made things super easy.

Because of the Nazi attitude of superiority, they believed they were above raping and pillaging. If they were caught doing anything without orders they were executed. The Soviets didn't really have that kind of policy except for cowardice. Doesn't change the fact that they're fucking Nazis though.

>>596118
This too.

All religion is pointless nitpicking.

>>595737
Because retarded Christians unironically think the OT backs up the claims of Jesus' validity as Messiah, and as God.

>>595737
I personally share this. I'm thinking of learning hebrew and greek just so I can understand the bible.

Depends on how the H-dawg was feeling that particular day.

>>595707
go on

>>595699
It was a cool word that evoked ancient intrinsic superiority.

Is that from the Hagakure?

>>595343
Many scholars do not take the Hagakure very seriously. Though it does draw somewhat on earlier thoughts, It was written after all the fighting had stopped.

Samurai who actually had enemies to fight and kill tended not to throw their lives away lightly. Even in the Edo period the 47 ronin laid low until their enemy dropped his guard. the Hagakure criticized them for not attacking immediately and throwing their lives away.

So while the Hagakure does capture a certain strain of Samurai philosophy it shouldn't be looked at as a guide to how samurai actually behaved.

>>596147
Wasn't it written by some bureaucrat who never faced death in battle?

>>592813
Why do you have a picture of Sherman? Also I imagine due to the fact that Lee had been leading the southern forces for a while and had some respect for winning some battles while grant was the newest replacement for the union forces and everyone was wanting to talk shit about him

>>592813
The union won the war, so the confederacy needs something to complain about.

>>592813
Does anyone say this anymore?

Yes, no one felt that particular feeling until the very moment that particular sect was formed

>>592682
Not entirely unlikely, at least from a Christian perspective, since the new covenant is written on hearts instead of tablets.

>>592593
>Did remorse
Medea

Better find out why you're not enjoying stuff. Work out, get an active sex life and pursue a career in something you're passionate about.

>>591664
Pretty much this. Who knew playing vidya and fapping all day is empty and unfulfilling?

>>591287


I would say Communism plus Christianity, but I repeat myself

>>591287

you still here OP? i'm not writing a bunch for someone not here, let me know.

It's completely untenenable from a Catholic or Protestant position.

See:
Rerum Novarum or Jacques Ellul's Jesus and Marx: From Gospel to Ideology

BBC

>>590051

unlike the Perisa they did not waged wars against Egypt (pre-Alexander) thus they did not developed propaganda diminishing the egyptian civilization as they did with the various other empires they used to wage war against

So you'z sayin...

>>580814
A cute peasant girl.

Iolar, my Irish assassin ancestor and last of the cult of Taranis - worshipping lightning and beating people to death with a wagon wheel in his name. He was best friends with Cu Roi, had an affair with Derbforgaill, and was playful rivals with Cú Chulainn.

>>580853
Knowing your luck you'd the tanist and not even piv the goddess.

They certainly were dark ages in the historiographical sense but that doesn't preclude them from being bitchin', no

>>595536
no the dark ages after the fall of the romans actually happend. maybe read some history books instead of getting your information from 4chan

>>595575

OK, whatever. My question still stands. What if the Greek Dark Ages were actually cool? Doesn't Xena take place in the Greek Dark Ages?

It was actually an organised from of Hellenic Neoplatonism. It had a library with their theological texts, and a history of Hispania, but it got burnt down.

>>595537
Interesting, please tell me more

Depends on the geographical area. Most of the peninsula was populated by Celts, Iberians and Celtiberians who were a cultural and to some degree genetic milieu.

The Celts and Celtiberians inhabited most of the Iberian peninsula with a heavy focus on the west and the Atlantic and the Iberians on the easternmost part of it. The Celtiberians had a pantheon akin to that of the Celts and the Iberians had something of a native pantheon of unknown origin sometimes associated with the Phoenicians and other peoples of the Mediterranean.

There were some Greek and Phoenician enclaves on the Mediterranean coast as well, but these were residual (Gadir, Emporeon, Sexi, etc.).

Tikka Masala

Some Vedic sources even verify that even Krishna enjoyed the dish

>>594818
That's a dish, not a recipe.
Curry is probably ancient, but most dishes are new

>>594818
WE WUZ BRITZ