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>>493320
Contrite heart + Blood of Jesus = Eternal Happiness

>>493320
Dopamine Serotonin Oxytocin and Endorphin

>>493320
happiness is rarely possible, and certainly impeded, amidst loneliness, fear, purposelessness, destruction, misery, insanity, or chronic anxiety or stress, among other things. In contrast, happiness is found, secured, and improved amidst love, good friendships, security, purposefulness, creation, joy sanity, and peace.

>>493036
Year: 2015
Place: Lichtenstein
Occupation: idle rich
Pretty much best combo when choosing from the past only.

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>>493036
probs a scholary rich rome citizen with scars from campaign in gaul and now fucking slaves and feast for a living

Hitler, between his rise to power and the point where the war started going badly. Am I allowed to do things differently? I wouldn't declare war on America.

>>492884

Zheng He's voyages were all around India and the Persian Gulf you twit.

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Which brings me to the question, were the Olmecs fully Chinese? I really doubt it, but you can't deny the Asian features of them.

>>492800
*manchildren.

>>492800
Yes, possibly my favourite idol

>>492800
>William Buckley
Which of his pabulum do you identify as "history."

Because I'm seeing a lot of right wing political presses and mass market paperbacks.

>>492671
>Muh Mountains
but that's exactly it.

>>492677
I know, but I would like to hear something more interesting.
Like Grand battles or political maneuvers.
Muh Mountains may be an accurate answer, but it sure as hell isn't satisfying

>>492680
Use this, I hear it's a great source for finding anything you want to find out about history.

https://www.wikipedia.org

It's been proven that there's no life after death as there is no scientific proof.

Next problem please.

>>492610
>as there is no scientific proof.
That doesn't disprove it though, that just also doesn't prove their is life after death.

I don't believe it because I'm a Roman Catholic. At least we have miracles such as Lanciano or Turin or Sokółka.

>>492593
Saying, "He has two wills," is really to say that the different aspects of his purpose are connected to two different natures, both of which He possesses. One nature, the divine, is attached to the salvation aspect of His purpose. He is the manifestation of the Divine Logos, meant to free us from having to face justice for our own actions. The other nature, the human, is attached to the ministry aspect of His purpose. He took on the trappings of Creation as whole man (while being whole God), in order to witness to us in a way that put example and action to what were just mere words of revelation from prophets before. He was a kid, raised by a mom and a dad in His dad's trade. He lived like the rest of us, made friends like the rest of us. He went through everything the rest of us went through. And then, He went through what the rest of us wouldn't have to go through, because He did it. His human nature is shown when He weeps upon entry to Jerusalem when people lay palm leaves in His path, and when He asks the Father to take the task of crucifixion from Him. He felt a stab in the back upon the betrayal of Judas, and He felt every lash, and was in pain every second when He was on the cross.

The theological terms are easy to get caught up with, but they are just attached to His purpose. His purpose for being here; what He did and who He is, should not be separated from the discussion. Being whole God, Jesus knows you, knew you even then. Being whole man, Jesus felt everything a man would when dying in such a way. He died in your place, and ascended to the place He is preparing for you.

>>492593

Is it just me, or does the way the guy drew his abs makes it look like he has a cock and balls on his chest and abdomen?

Monothelitism is Calvinist Christology

Obviously not a tyrant
Not really a liberator though

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Liberator who became a bit corrupted by his power. If he hadn't been deposed when he was, he might have become an actual tyrant

>>492540
Effective politician, done in by hubris

Revelation 22:18

>>492536
Because like all religions its a closed cannon, because each time God speaks its apparently for the last time and that no additions are ever necessary.

God has a funny habbit of only talking to one prophet at a time and then being silent until another one comes along.

If that new prophet fails to gain traction then it is clearly because they are a mad heretic and God wanted them gone.

>>492554
>>If that new prophet fails to gain traction then it is clearly because they are a mad heretic and God wanted them gone.

That's how Christian handle it.

Muslims being more smart about it say those were in fact valid prophets, but unfortunately the people the disgusting sinners that they are wrapped and sullied the TRUTH being spoken.

The Koran is the TRUEST TRUTH by the way, if you didn't know. And they have the historical data to PROVE it as well.

>>492466
When?

>>492468
During the cold war?

>>492471
thats a very broad period of time bud

Depends what you mean by "modern".

I mean after WW2 they arose because when America took Italy they let everyone out of prison and appointed mafiosi to government roles because they claimed to be anti-fascist resistance leaders without also being socialists.

>>492371
Basically allies used them against Italy and Germany, strengthening them when they were on their way to extinction. After the war everything was fucked and mafia filled in the void naturally all the way to the top.

>>492371
>How much was/is it embedded in Italian history and political culture?
Not that much outside of Sicily today, after the nineties and the murders of Falcone and Borsellino (the two most prominent anti-mafia magistrates) opposition to Cosa Nostra has become a matter of national conscience
The most powerful Italian mafia today is the 'ndragheta, which acts in the shadows and has in its pocket lots of politicians

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Broadway, New York City, 176 years ago

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Westminster Abby, London, 267 years ago

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Sevastopol, Crimea, 112 years ago

>>492303
neither are neither

>>492303
literally the opposite

>muh Aquinas
>muh theology
vs
>muh personal relationship with Christ :^)

>>492124
the IEP and SEP articles on justified true belief

>>492195
I had a hard time knowing what you talked about before It clicked.

http://www.iep.utm.edu/knowledg/

http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/knowledge-analysis/

Anyway here's direct links to it, to help out OP. IEP and SEP are true marvels to philosophy.

>>492233
Dude
>>492220

>>492070
>wrong
Not a historical issue >>>/pol/

>>492070

Every side was shit, but yeah, listen to >>492070

>>492078
muh relativism

not even /pol/ but fuck off