how did he do it?

Anyone else thinks it's weird how christians gloat so much about their fellow men burning in Hell? They would be so happy and pleased to see you rot and suffer in eternal flames. Jesus never pointed a finger at sinners and laughted at their missery. I don't think one should indulge or condone acts he believes are sinful of course. I'm not saying you should encourage or clap at sinners but neither should you feel joy because they will be thrown to Hell. One should rather feel sad a fellow man has fallen and pray for his soul.

I don't believe in god because I don't believe in magic.

Are there any good ww2 documentaries that arent completely sensasionalized where its like

*dun dun* and the gun was an absolutely massive *gordon ramsey violin sound* 20 meters long *dramatic music cut* and it absolutely destroyed *action music picks up again* churchills puckered asshole. And here is a random cunt to tell you all about how churchill would lubricate his asshole to counters hitlers gun


Okay besides the silliness you get what i mean, i just want interesting information in documentary delivery without the overhyping british voice

Jesus lived on a land not too different from central mexico. His robes where moved by the same freshening breezes that cut the desert heat. For the 40 days he lived under the same sun, the soil shining white between the dry bushes: god marveling at his own creation, from the chapulin or cricket, to the crows or the zanates; he preached to those sunburnt jews, ragged and caked in dust like the pastors two thousand years across the sea. The jordan, much like the canals in mexico, a slow, muddy river full of flies, was were he was baptized.

It makes you think, that God preferred this to being born a prince of any nation. That the exemplar perfection of the human race was not some herculean athlete or beautiful genius, but a carpenter's son, his hands made coarse by the working of wood, his skin clinged to his bones from casual starvation, his beard unkept from living in poverty, his body dusty for sleeping outdoors.

That is the true God. Not a demon or deciever obsessed with pleasure and pomp. One who from his omnipotence descends to become a man, to suffer, to die, to burn in hell and ascend from it. That is christ

A Totonac messenger carries Hernando Cortés' letter to Tlaxcala, where he asks them to cease hostilities and be accepted as an ally. The emissary transports the letter tied to a reed, perhaps made of otate. An interesting and astonishing analogy is that the Japanese transported documents in the same way until a century ago.

The similarities between the societies of the Far East of Asia and America are disturbing. I can't help but remember Enrique Dussel when he stated that America is the Far East of the Orient. These analogies speak to us of layers of history, of a common past bifurcated 40,000 years ago by the maritime migrations of whale hunters and by land via Beringia, but present in the ways and customs of the people.

Did nothing wrong Award

>country is founded on luciferian value of freedom
>achieves global hegemony in 200 years

Really makes you think

Turns out jeets were trying to hide that Indus Valley civ was already Aryan.

Is the reason it is distasteful to point out the stark difference between the genetic and ethnic (and ultimately racial) make up of North Africa and the rest of Africa, because it would handily dispel any copes black people have with regard to their historical success and their prominence throughout history? I wish we would have given subsaharan africa a different name similar to how we gave Europe a continental identity despite it definitively being part of a larger continent. The constant conflation of terms like Africa and black and just hearing untruths constantly from not only blacks but people who are just ignorant is pretty irritating.