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>There will be a last historian
>There will be a last book
>There will be a last human
makes u think doesn't it
So?
>>1160714
A last book written or a last book read?
Why is the Enlightenment a bad thing again?
It's not. The French Revolution is though.
>Evil science becomes more popular than philosophy and creationism
>Evil democracy takes over from kings and queens ruling everything
Pretty much the reason retards on 4chan hate it.
>>1160432
I feel that your view is very americentric. The majority of the philosophes were very much pro-monarchy and were trying to give the king all of the power (huge supporters of an absolute enlightened monarchy) They were pretty much as anti-democracy as they could be. Only the Americans really were republicans. Most of them also were religious to some point, most likely deists.
Which side of the English Civil War are you on?
>>1160371
From what I've read Cromwell wasn't bad until he went full-retard with the invasion of Ireland and the dictatorial policies he enacted.
Can we not use the most radical Roundhead as their standard bearer, most were just constitutional monarchists who weren't regeciderd
>>1160371
God save the king
Where does prematurely ending Reconstruction rank on America's list of greatest mistakes?
>>1160179
About number 1
>>1160179
Right below it's war for independence
/his/ BTFO
this.
>>1160386
The not knowing what irony means is palpable.
Why are people allowed to have faith in God but not in science or other methods of reducing bias?
Allowed by who?
>>1160133
People on this board, mostly. Or just the religious.
>>1160176
This is why people hate Atheists
Whatever happened to the young German man in pic related?
>>1160082
slow, agonizing death
Did he made it out of the gulag?
He was gunned down after that pic was taken
>biggest conflict of the Cold War
>all of the major communist nations were limited to support roles
>Soviets only had 3,000 people in Vietnam and never even admitted to it publicly
>Cuba has never acknowledged having personnel in Vietnam
>even China had nobody on the frontlines
>meanwhile the United States sent 536,100 Americans to fight the whole goddamn war
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Ho Chi Mihn had his shit together.
>>1159808
maybe because the communists were a bit less unified than the western forces?
this was post-sino-soviet split, right?
>>1159808
Because only on 4chan is it normal to see someone being stupid, and try to one up them by being stupider.
Do we still live in a just-world?
Germans pls leave.
>>1159679
Anything one man finds just, the other will find unjust.
Just learn to live with the inevitability of conflict without a true moral high ground separating the conflicting entities. The world's a much better place that way.
>still
>implying the world was ever "just"
How do i get more into history? should I just start doing stuff like reading history related Wikipedia articles?
>>1159639
Put down anime and never look at it again
>>1159639
>Wikipedia articles
yes thats literally what we all do
>>1159650
no
Why did Rome become arguably one of the Strongest "Nations" on Earth? When it was a decent amount of distance from the traditional centres of Civilization, and not derived from a particularly civilized people/culture i.e Italics, What happened?
>>1159538
> pic related
>>1159538
By making Greek city-states their bitch
>located at the center of the Mediterranean world
>establish republic early on, maintain exceptional political stability and competent governance for centuries
>conquer a bunch of richfags
>extreme amounts of martial virtue
>enough logistics to send wave after wave of soldiers at a problem until it's solved
What were the practical benefits of being the Holy Roman Emperor?
>Holy
>Roman
>Emperor
>>1159308
pussy
your version of an abstract concept becomes the most relevant
Science and philosophy should have ended right there.
When did you realize Socrates had solved everything?
t. "featherless bipeds"
>>1159294
that was aristotle not socrates
>>1159299
>who is Plato
What do non-Muslims think of Mohammed? Was he a prophet who spread his genuine faith by the sword, or a charlatan who invented a religion to become king, and found enough followers to go out a-conquering?
>>1159253
faggot who ruined persia
>>1159253
>Was he a prophet who spread his genuine faith by the sword,
That would make them Muslims, right?
He was a heretical Nestorian preacher probably, who used his charisma and martial prowess to carve out a huge empire. Pretty impressive tee bee aych, but in the West we don't really see any religious significance to him as far as our own faiths are concerned. Still, a pretty badass guy who knew how to get things done and win people's hearts and minds over.
Tl;Dr we see him more as a statesman and a military commander than as a prophet
Post your pics of ancient history
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