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>>521113958
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>>519518939
Meanwhile, romans...
Meanwhile, romans...
Meanwhile, pagan emperors...
Transsexuality is older then European Civilization.
> The gala priests of Inanna (later Ishtar) were gender-variant individuals. They dressed in feminine attire, performed rituals, and were sometimes described as changing men into women.
> Hatshepsut (1479–1458 BCE), a female pharaoh, often depicted herself with a male body and beard in statues.
> The hijra community of India has existed for millennia, referenced in ancient texts like the Mahabharata and Kama Sutra. Hijras are often considered a third gender, and some undergo ritual castration.
> The gala priests of Inanna (later Ishtar) were gender-variant individuals. They dressed in feminine attire, performed rituals, and were sometimes described as changing men into women.
> Hatshepsut (1479–1458 BCE), a female pharaoh, often depicted herself with a male body and beard in statues.
> The hijra community of India has existed for millennia, referenced in ancient texts like the Mahabharata and Kama Sutra. Hijras are often considered a third gender, and some undergo ritual castration.
>>512812606
Embrace love
Embrace love
>>512801039
>Rome was at his peak before Christianity.
So? It was already in decline when Christianity arrived. Cults such as sol Invictus, isis, Zarathustra, judaism,etc.were already taking over.
You are blaming Christianity for Rome committing suicide by importing slaves from all nationalities and faiths.
If anything, Christianity came to fill a spiritual void Rome opened.
>Rome was at his peak before Christianity.
So? It was already in decline when Christianity arrived. Cults such as sol Invictus, isis, Zarathustra, judaism,etc.were already taking over.
You are blaming Christianity for Rome committing suicide by importing slaves from all nationalities and faiths.
If anything, Christianity came to fill a spiritual void Rome opened.
>>509583053
Lgptp (for pagan larper)
Lgptp (for pagan larper)