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@_alomer_
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@ShaneSchaetzel Never forget the non-messiah believing Jews who had been expelled from Judea came back with the Muslim hoards and persecuted the messiah believing jews
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Most Christian Americans are completely oblivious to the historical fact that Christianity once dominated the Middle East and Northern Africa, and that Islam took these regions away from Christianity by the sword. Eventually, after centuries of Islamic jihad, the Eastern Christians finally called for help from the West. The popes then responded with the Crusades. Now you know the rest of the story. Funny how they never taught you that in public school.👇🏻
Jack Posobiec@JackPosobiec
Archaeologists uncover fifth-century Christian monastic site, artwork in Egypt humanevents.com/archaeologists…
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@Burmese_Tyga_ Some things our people do is just to feel among and it's annoying.
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@islemonjuice Uhm, on this one, I will disagree.
Singapore is 70% Han Chinese. Switzerland has around 5 ethnic groups, of which 60% is Swiss German. Nigeria has 500 tribes & 1000 religions
British ruled an empire, which functions differently from a nation. Nigeria is structurally impossible
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Lol Singapore and Switzerland are incredibly diverse with multiple competing ethnicities and languages, yet they are some of the most stable and wealthy nations on Earth.
500 ethnicities isn't the problem; 500 ethnicities being manipulated by a handful of leaders to keep us divided is the problem. Diversity is only a "disruption" when leadership is too weak or too corrupt to unite the people. Awolowo started Tribal Politics and that's a Yoruba man we are talking about.
The British used Indirect uule in both Botswana nd Nigeria. In Northern Nigeria, the British left the Emirs and monarchs with massive power that is very similar to the "light touch" in Botswana.
Botswana’s monarchs (like Seretse Khama) used their power to build a nation. Our leaders used their power to build mansions in London and Dubai. The difference isn't the "colonial version"; it's the character of the men who took over.
damilola taiwo@damilol90092229
Botswana is about is 79 Tswana they were under light British control, and they got no investment most power was still with here chiefs and monarchs hence there was no much colonial disruption compared to Nigeria that is 0ver 500 competing ethnicities
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@trotter_alex @Suisnich @nyavorx @HollyGrayle And it was the British blowing up stuff because a new Sultan who wanted to maximise his nation's development through the use of their national resources, namely... (checks notes) ...UNLIMITED SUPPLY OF SLAVES FROM THE CONGOS, ascended the throne in violation of an agreement.
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Britain literally did end the Transatlantic slave trade. However, Arabs and Africans still practice slavery to this day.
Adémọ́lá.@OgbeniDemola
You ass licker, Britain did not end slavery, Africans defeated their enslavers and made slavery unprofitable.
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@JustBeLikeWater @FaraiMazhindu They invented the idea of nation states, the scientific method, skepticism, and even fought wars to ensure that individuals could follow their conscience not the dictates of a church or king. Yes, Christianity gave the world all that.
What did your position give the world?
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@JustBeLikeWater @FaraiMazhindu They elevated the child as a full human equal to its parents, a first in a world of abortions and infanticide. They debated & combated the ideas of slavery, relatives marrying & clannishness, & eventually settled on the side you now deem the default position.
Ok, this needs a 3
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The world was built by religious societies, from the Christian foundations of America and the UK to the diverse traditions of China, Asia, and the modern Middle East.
It has always been people of faith developing and modernizing the world.
Western society has been the heartbeat of modern civilization, forging empires that provided the global blueprint for healthcare and education.
From the founding of the first universities to the engineering systems that power our world today, their golden generation of inventors established the infrastructure of the modern age.
Even the judiciary and legislative frameworks used by most nations find their roots in this heritage.
It is entirely possible to embrace atheism and secular thought without discrediting the religious foundations of this history, common sense should not be sacrificed to rewrite the past.
Olamide .@olamide_adee
Lmao most developing countries are atheists . Development has nothing to do with religion but a poor person will tell you to ‘keep praying’ Poverty is a curse
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@JustBeLikeWater @FaraiMazhindu You had no point. At least not one that made sense.
The religious institutions and personages pursued scientific knowledge as a religious duty, with every meaning inherent in the word 'religious'. Your jab at religion is infantile.
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@_alomer_ @FaraiMazhindu Well thank you for stating the obvious and missing the point
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@marcusdashe @FaraiMazhindu There is no such thing as 'dark ages' as far as medieval Europe is concerned, and the period you have in mind was caused by Germanic and Arab invasions, not religion. Religion preserved scholarship.
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@FaraiMazhindu Blatant lies, dark age was what religion foster, we owned it to enlightenment age champion by great mind that questioned and challenged catholic and monarch power. First university was not in Europe
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@JustBeLikeWater @FaraiMazhindu All 3 people were religious people. Galileo remained a Catholic.
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@FaraiMazhindu Well you lie.
Galileo was persecuted by Catholic Church.
Giordano Bruno
Michael Servetus.
As with everything with life just give it time people will gravitate towards the truth or lies
Below is the link also.
unamsanctamcatholicam.com/2024/02/25/lis…
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@Caeser30609049 @FaraiMazhindu Secularism, in fact, did not. Nationalism did. Nations based on ethnicity as an idea, and the idea of social contract that came with it, rendered religious wars irrelevant. Besides, the religious wars petered out by the fighting parties exhausting themselves out.
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@FaraiMazhindu You can embrace secularism & atheism & prosper. Secularism put an end to continuous religious wars that marked Europe, Catholic vs Presbyterian vs Luthern, etc. Today in the middleast, shia vs sunni & groups like ISIS, ISIL, TALIBAN ,etc all vieing to dominate hold back society
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@FaraiMazhindu Most developed societies that turned to materialism (not exactly atheism) now suffer from what can at best be described as 'social nihilism'. This is why they are mass importing religious people to replace themselves or quietly allowing themselves to die out. Rather poor & alive.
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@nyavorx @HollyGrayle Who is this uneducated slave? 😂😂😂
Madam Tinubu, Kosoko, William Pepple, Alali... the list goes on of African chiefs who would rather the slave trade continued.
A race that lacks accountability and shame are destined for enslavement and an uneducated state.
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@Delightistired Lmao. The retard can't find anything to counter. He resorts to measuring dick lenghts like a fvcking tree ape.
You're svbhvman. And it's not because yov're black. It's because yov're 25% descended from the homo erectus that graped your silly grandma.
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Dear God,
I can't question you but the greatest trial of my life is from you making me share a country with absolute retards. 80% of my countrymen are barely sapient. Look at this one! Please consider doing something for me. I have tried humility. Now I have to tell the truth.
🦇Delight🦍🇳🇬@Delightistired
@harukaawake And how many people died when the whites dropped Hiroshima ????
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@nyavorx @HollyGrayle African chiefs liteally hated the British for trying to end the slave trade because they claimed their entire economy depended on it.
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@HollyGrayle African resistance ended slavery, not British benevolence!
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'Sansantalantik slevury'
Nigga learned new expression yesterday & can't stop using it. No war captive is "within their root" when the next town was like a different country, as was the case in most of Africa. No slave on either side of the Blue felt slavery was the best life ever
Biggest Mack@Big_Mck
@hayekcriollo We are talking transatlantic trade. This can be dealt with, and we won't have much problem dealing with it. In some ways, they are still within their roots. What you did with transatlantic slavery was competely detach people from their roots and erase their entire history.
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"Slavery began with the Portuguese"
A half-wit.
Africans literally begged the Europeans to not stop slavery and slave trade.
This is the kinda guy who becomes a political leader in Africa: a loud obtuse ignorant megalomaniac. Then you wonder why Africa sucks.
Biggest Mack@Big_Mck
This fraudulent narrative has to stop. This is the kind of flawed anecdote some African Christians copy to justify the enslavement of their own people. It’s sad, especially because it is based on a completely untrue. Slavery (transatlantic slavery) began with Europeans, particularly the Portuguese arriving on the coasts of Africa and kidnapping people indiscriminately. Yes, it started with kidnapping. From there, they moved to formalize and commercialize the practice, and eventually constructing slave dungeons to sustain the trade. They would approach natives and deceive them into believing they were building trading centers. By the time these structures were completed, it became clear that they were not trading posts but slave dungeons. Anyone who resisted was killed and their village burned. There were many rulers in Ghana who were either killed or exiled for resisting this idea. (Go and read about them). Once these Europeans had established and legitimized their slave dungeons, they began arming different groups along the coast to fight one another. War captives were then brought to these dungeons and sold. Many of those captured only realized they had been played when they found themselves together on the same European slave ships. It’s sad that our people don’t know their history.
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