Message from @Deleted User

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2019-11-02 05:34:49 UTC  

Never forget that Rome was peak civnat

2019-11-02 05:34:54 UTC  

*Imperial Rome

2019-11-02 05:35:02 UTC  

Pillip the arab; emperor of rome

2019-11-02 05:35:15 UTC  

Also the outright and complete destruction of religion and the perversion of pagan beliefs by Christianity

2019-11-02 05:35:22 UTC  

Empire is death of blood

2019-11-02 05:35:26 UTC  

Fuck Rome

2019-11-02 05:35:36 UTC  

I don't know why anyone has a hard on for late Rome at least

2019-11-02 05:35:38 UTC  

Early rome was cool

2019-11-02 05:35:41 UTC  

Roman paganism was hardly ever practiced in majority of Rome’s population. For early Rome, their deity was either the King or Consul; they simply took the Hellenic faith and adopted it with minor alternations.

2019-11-02 05:35:49 UTC  

Even Caesars wife was atheist.

2019-11-02 05:35:54 UTC  

That's literally how all Religion came to be

2019-11-02 05:36:06 UTC  

🤔 no?

2019-11-02 05:36:09 UTC  

From localized other beliefs

2019-11-02 05:36:11 UTC  

yes, it did

2019-11-02 05:36:27 UTC  

Terraria is the best religion

2019-11-02 05:36:38 UTC  

You should study harder, going to Mesopotamia and the levant. Even earlier to Bronze Age religions.

2019-11-02 05:36:39 UTC  

All religion period, I have not found any exceptions, came from the indo-European Dyeus-Phter

2019-11-02 05:36:52 UTC  

I have studied this quite extensively

2019-11-02 05:37:04 UTC  

The religions as we know it, come from Zoroastrianism and eastern Mediterranean beliefs in the Bronze Age.

2019-11-02 05:37:12 UTC  

Zoroastrianism came from Dyeus

2019-11-02 05:37:16 UTC  

E.g. Hellenic paganism was more common in the Bronze Age.

2019-11-02 05:38:17 UTC  

Overall, the Christian faith under Christ’s early supporters were urban folk. Christianity took centuries to reach the countryside and villages, but the cities converted first.

2019-11-02 05:38:48 UTC  

Christianity was hardly ever taught until relatively recently, recently being closer to the peak of the HRE

2019-11-02 05:38:51 UTC  

Hence the word pagan; country bumpkin

2019-11-02 05:39:05 UTC  

Christianity is not Jewish, but it does have a lot of the Torah in the Bible. I consider the Torah to be Hebrew mythology.

2019-11-02 05:39:07 UTC  

The overwhelming majority of people didn't learn about the bible, they learned about Rome

2019-11-02 05:39:13 UTC  

Pillip the Arab was white though @Deleted User , he was born to Julius Marinus, in Syria, which back then was Phoenician.

2019-11-02 05:39:14 UTC  

Like the siege of Jericho to me, is mythology.

2019-11-02 05:39:27 UTC  

*Not white

2019-11-02 05:39:47 UTC  

Their gods tearing down the wall over them shouting? Doubtful. More like an earthquake took it down or a mole under the wall, destabilizing it.

2019-11-02 05:39:56 UTC  

But they give credit to their Yahweh.

2019-11-02 05:40:04 UTC  

To me, early Israel is all mythology mostly.

2019-11-02 05:40:12 UTC  

Justin, don't push it, you don't want to get pushed on the shoulder and punched on the ribs by a boomer like me, I'll boomer you up so boomer like you wouldn't know what Bang to drink next

2019-11-02 05:40:18 UTC  

🤠

2019-11-02 05:41:00 UTC  

As I said, I consider all Abrahamic religions to be the most unnatural religions ever practiced by man with the exception of the atheistic cults

2019-11-02 05:41:12 UTC  

It's like saying Africanus was black, because of his last name.

2019-11-02 05:41:12 UTC  

Torah Israeli mythology is no more real than the European mythology, of Troy and Achilles, Rome’s foundation and the Carthaginian Ba’al Hammon.

2019-11-02 05:41:34 UTC  

Muh Caesar black becuz dark marble lawl @Justin Burger (Major-GA)

2019-11-02 05:41:55 UTC  

Doesn't make phoenicians white - by which I assume you mean European

2019-11-02 05:42:05 UTC  

Otherwise "white" is a retarded and meaningless term

2019-11-02 05:42:06 UTC  

Pharaohz kangman blac, cuz dark skin painting on thousand year old pillar