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Ok /his/ story time
>be me last year Junior theology class ( fuck off I'm 18 now )
>my theology teacher is fucking idiot
>gets asked a question about the moral teachings of the church ie gay marriage ect
>this kid who asks the question is a smart kid can debate fairly well sometimes we debate theology together
>he's Agnostic I'm Catholic
>my teacher gives FUCKING 5 MINUTE...
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>>916731
In 9th grade my history teacher tried to convince me that Rome was the biggest empire ever by land area.
>>916758
Never heard of Mongolia huh
>>916773
That was the first thing I mentioned, but she said it technically didn't count because it was "actually four seperate khanates." I thought that was bull shit but whatever
Estimate from all known conflicts involving Britain and Ireland historically.
>50.000 British men dead and for what? what a waste.
Cromwell absolutely fucked Ireland for the rest of history. I think job well done.
Your own fault, you invaded a country filled with angry violent Celts, what did you expect would happen?
What historical changes led to feminism and the emancipation of women?
>inb4 the Jews
I'm not sure if I understand the question. The idea of women being treated equally to men existed since long before the first-wave feminism movement and I'm not sure if any historical event caused any sort of spark.
>>916618
>the idea of women being treated equally to men
I should probably reword this as
>the idea of women having equal rights to men
Has there ever been a man in history that had traits of a god?
i.e Unworldy strength, incredible feats, has done things that you personally think would qualify as inhuman?
>>916549
>the age of men is over
ITT: Your name is now your /his/ heritage
>>918248
>Faith Hooper
Kierkegaard? Meh.
>>918248
Lombard in 80% and Saracen in 20%
>>918248
lets go
>Everyone has to suffer because someone choose to eat the wrong apple
>Sometimes people are born with physical or mental defects not because of the wrong choices of their parents or ancestors, but because it fulfills the will of God
For what purpose?
God works in mysterious ways :)
Agnostic disbelieverfag here.
The way I've heard it explained is that God created man so that man could experience love - but you can only have love if there's free will involved. So when Adam and Eve chose to eat the apple, it wasn't god "predestining" it will happen, it was an act that Adam and Eve made for themselves because of the freedom granted to them afforded by God.
What was his problem?
His mother beat him too hard
The Bourgeoisie.
Probably narcissism, like most if not all dictators
Why is logical positivism frowned upon?
>>917448
because scientists are not good philosophers and philosophers are not good scientists
>>917448
On the contrary, it is praiseworthy.
