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>>3064053

> what is wikipedia?

>>3064058
Can wikipedia teach me about the Jews role throughout history without a bunch of biased information trying to make them seem less corrupt than they actually are?

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>>3064064

>>3063984

Oh fuck I forgot the link hahahaha

http://www.cbc.ca/player/play/941469251866/

>>3063984

Bumping: just to put this into context, to make the 350,000 beads = approx. 3,500 man hours to produce. Not including the time it would take to acquire the materials + the time needed to make/re-sharpen the manufacturing tools

BC is a spooky place
pacfici northwest is really the last frontier of north america imo (besides the ice parts of canada)

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Also a close in on the handle

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Are you even trying Anglo?

Because America was settled by the dumbest and brainless of us Europeans...and the Jews

Israel is a Rorschach test for people's views about things like race, religion, national security, and foreign affairs.

The US started backing them during the Cold War as a counterweight to Soviet backing of the Arabs in the region.

In the late 70s the US won a bidding war with the Soviet Union and bought the Arabs as well, and now it pays Israel, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and Jordan to be its friends and not go to war with one another.

Also, Arab leaders use Israel to deflect from the endemic failure of governments in the region to provide services.

>>3063779
Well like most countries, around the 1950's america and canada held their embassy in the old capital of isreal.

>>3063504
probably about the only thing in the beginning of genesis that I think actually was just a parable, being about the neobabylonian empire (babel). obviously in the context of genesis it's not, but the story could have existed before it was put in genesis

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>>3063537
Yeah the Ark makes a lot more sense

it was a stargate

Terrible because God contrary to popular belief is pure evil and he hates humans, as made evident in Genesis: Instead of showing his loving and forgiving side, as soon as Adam and Eve fucked up, God punished humanity with eternal suffering. It took his own Son's death to convince him otherwise, but even then, it's still kinda debatable since he resurrected.

>>3063412
they would be very concerned about keeping the festival of unleavened bread since this is the second commandment when God gives Moses the real ten commandments after Moses smashes the first set like a babby.

>>3063412
well for one you'd have to stone anyone who even suggests you worship other gods and we'd have to kill all of the amalekites, which i don't really have a problem with t b h

>>3063287
It's a copypasta

This board was shit from day one. Let's not pretend otherwise.

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>>3063287

I think they were afraid of nuclear hellfire.

>>3063149
Dark fire
NOW GYPSY IT'S YOUR TURN

>>3063145
Mutually assured destruction is probably the best guess and that both the Soviets and NATO weren't run by a bunch of lunatics. Also for the fact that if the war didn't go nuclear until a few weeks later, expect hundreds of thousands of NATO/Soviet and Warpact casualties.

>>3062842
why do people consider Dantes Divine Comedy as some kind of doctrinal book?
Purgatory is a place where your sinful tendencies are burned out. Not literally. If you are there, you are already saved - but not enough good to go and see God. Even more - it's not God's decision, but yours. You yourself WANT to peel away that pride, greed and egoism before you can sit near your heavenly Father. That doesn't mean that you are far from Him - you KNOW that He is near you and is welcoming you into His kingdom. In some way, Purgatory can be viewed as a layer of Heaven - those there are already saved.

>>3062842
>s I understand it, it's a place where souls go that aren't good enough to go to heaven, nor evil enough to go to hell
Then you understand it wrongly. Purgatory is a place where people who are already saved by Jesus' sacrifice and through faith and holy sacraments still have to face results of their sins if they didn't repent from them during their earthly life.

>how is this not just downright torture?
Facing results of your actions is a torture if you were a hencham yourself.

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So there's something that's been bothering me about the idea of the Krusty Krab. As I understand it, it's a place where fish go that want to buy Krabby patties. There, they eat for a certain amount of time to relieve themselves of hunger, before driving home in their boat car. My question is, how is this not just downright crazy? How the hell can a car work underwater? how can they use ovens and fire underwater? In what is this concept different than explosions in space? And before you say "fuck off, it's a kid's cartoon you aspie" may I remind you that this is History AND Humanities?

>>3062767
Yes. Americans are black. Just go to their capital.

Inconclusive evidence, although the theory is propped up by Hollywood. It isn't a stretch though, there's a fairly decent chance it was. I just googled it and got a bunch of reddit links that told me this

>>3062767
>Washington Monument
Well, most of it was built after the Civil War ended, so no. Even before than, it's not like slaves were highly trained stone masons and engineers.

>>3062652
they look like pirates

MOST _____ RACE ON EARTH

>>3062761
"delicious"-cannibal

Can someone post this meme with brown Romans?

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>>3062563
No

>>3062428
>t. Nipnong Japjong

it was the policy of the military not some random street pimps

Why do people get so bent out of shape over them? This sort of thing has happened countless times throughout history, what makes these comfort women so special?

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>>3062456
>eternal and infinite torture is equivalent to not being popular with other people and being a loser NEET
idk why people do stupid shit like this.
It's almost as if they're terrified of hell but try to act as if there are things which are worse.

>>3062406
>Believing in Christian heaven and hell which is just meant to scare you into submission with something outside of your control.
Pleb

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>>3062379
>We've all heard the meme about how Christianity repressed one thousand years of technology.
A meme invented by Protestants to make Catholics look bad, which was co-opted by atheists to make all Christians look bad.

The truth is that the first country on Earth to systematically construct centers of mass-education and research was arguably the first truly western country: The Frankish Kingdom of Charlemagne.

Throughout the entire Roman Empire there was only a single educational institution: the Academy at Athens, where Aristocrats sent their sons to what was essentially a bickering cadre of ideologues with no rigorous, systematic process for quantifying knowledge. Getting ahead in Roman times meant having the right family, and one of Plato's principle critiques of Athenian democracy was that uneducated people are not fit to run a democracy.

During the middle ages, somebody who got his engineering or medical degree at a Catholic university in France could take that degree anywhere else in Europe and find work in that profession. The true knowledge revolution only gets under way well into the Christian era, as hermitages gradually mutate over time into monasteries, and then into universities.

Prior to this knowledge was the province of bickering, competitive pagan temples who jealously horded whatever knowledge they had, and transmitted it orally rather than wrote it down, which meant that it was completely impermanent, and when a society suffered a downswing, a potentially huge amount of knowledge could have been lost. This stopped happening in the Christian era when these new fangled inventions called "books" meant that if the vikings came and wiped out all the monks and took all the valuables, the next batch of monks sent by the church could just find the books (which the vikings ignored or disdained) and pick right up where the previous generation left off.

>>3062379
Japan's era of isolation