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>>586355
As of now western muslim women aren't totally oppressed ( I would argue they are brainwashed ) But in every third world shithole run by Islam, they definitely are.

Abrahamic religions are clearly misogynistic.

While a Muslim woman in the West can claim that she is wearing the niqab or hijab voluntarily, it is clearly a symbol of the patriarchal need of that culture to control and subordinate women.

>>586355
> woman says she likes western culture and patriarchy is bullshit
> internalized patriarchy, brainwashed, conservative

> woman says she likes Islam and Arab culture
> wow, true feminist, so brave, please respect her being beaten and rights taken away

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>>586805
More like Taoism being one of many precursors to Christianity

>>586816
I don't see the connection in terms of actual doctrine.

>>586824
There isn't, some Christians have just misunderstood the Tao as being the same as the Logos.

>>586658
In the first christian communities it was a requirement to be Jewish. When did this change?
The roman empire you cuck.

>>586658
Would've helped if Jesus actually existed.
*tips*

Paul's church I'm pretty sure.

oops, just realized I posted on wrong board, but for some reason I can't delete it.

>>586609
>Why is America so proud of their social mobility?
Historically, it has had a very high degree of social mobility throughout its history. Only recently has it begun to fall behind.
>And why is it so inferior to almost all other civilized countries?
Because it's based on early 19th century knowledge of the economy that isn't really feasible anymore. Globalization meant the slow down of American internal markets, as less money and jobs go to "American" companies and more goes overseas to markets in Asia and South America.

Wages have stagnated precisely because of this reason.

>>586609
Also
>civilized countries
What the fuck does that even mean nowadays? Almost every country on earth is a multiparty democracy, be them flawed or not.

>>586441
Is that an airship?

>>586441

Cause if it worked for Germans or Italians, why not give it a try?

>>586441
I'd argue it was as simple as one culture thinking it's superior to others, and in so conquered the other ones. Then through decades of obedience their cultures merged into one another in some way.

>>586390
I think it's one of those things where the "Israelites" (Canaanites who started a religion centered around Yahweh) had to explain the situation they were in and didn't have a great justification to conquer land from other Canaanites other than "well they come from bad seed, its our duty, its land promised to us" etc etc

Not to just be a dick, but to JUSTIFY being a dick.

>>586390
If you believe the biblical narrative, Ham and Caanan rape Noah when he's drunk, so yeah.

>>586390
The Jews hated The Canaanites so they added it in. Allah is far above what they attribute to him.
>>586467
Ham did nothing tho. It was Canaan

>>586151
the PRC never was and never will be unfucked by anything but holy western fire.

>>586151
Dengism is pretty shit desu imo baka

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Unfuck?

You cannot point me to one single thing Mao did wrong.

>>584263
Booker t since he was more black

>>584273
>more black

Booker t wanted to be white

>>584263
CLR James

>>581994

I like his daughter, Eris.

The Ares family was the zaniest family desu.

Zeus cucked everyone

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>>581994
>My vote is for Ares
http://www.theoi.com/Olympios/AresMyths2.html

>philosophy class
>Le truth is relative meme

Seriously i fucking hate these people are allowed to teach

>you have Caribbean blood if your veins cross over each-other in your arm

Not on the curriculum, just an off the cuff comment.

>>579455
>non-Anthro humanities bagging on the only empirical-orientated humanity science that approaches with the Scientific Theory
Of course

Bohemond of Antioch and Godfrey of Bouillon

>>584153
>>584160
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>>584153
>Old
>Blind

>Redirected the crusaders from capturing Israel to invading the Byzantine Empire

>Personally commanded the crusaders during the conquest and sack of Constantinople

>B
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If only there was a specific board for occult and paranormal stuff...

Occult as in spooky /x/ tier succubus summoning shit, or the study of Hermeticism, Alchemy etc?

I think it's best when it's the latter -- you can apply the principles of Alchemy in a self-improvement style.

It's a shame many on /x/ don't know what a metaphor is.

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>>582987
>>>/x/
But more importantly,
>>>/out/

absolutely

Only when you don't have the luxury of imagining a justification.

>>582096
underrated post

>>581087
The guy was sued for fraud.
His mother's letters goes on about how he entertained the family with wild stories.

He is pretty much a confirmed con artist.
Like most of the 1800s farmers suffering from low food prices due to fast past urbanization through the American Market Revolution.

There were dozens and dozens of guys claiming to be prophets during this time, creating communes. Robert Matthias for example.

Hugh Nibley seemed like a bretty cool guy...

Despite my skepticism, the portion (I watched the first 5 I think) of this 29-part lecture that I watched was actually pretty interesting... camera work's a bit shabby though. I suggest it for anyone who for whatever reason wants to understand what is inside the Book of Mormon.

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

>>581087
>excavate the Hill Cumorah

What other ancient languages have big enough corpus to justify it? Some kind of Chinese or Sanskrit maybe.

>tfw no huge corpus of Punic texts from Carthage library
Thanks, Scipio, we could have been exploring the galaxy right now.

>>586108
What about native American languages?

Are they ancient?

>>586097
Hebrew, Persian, Irish, the sky's the limit.