Search results for "ed0832810d14cf73f3cbb9390bd6860b" in md5 (6)

/int/ - Never realized Japan was so poor holy shit
Anonymous South Korea No.214117515
>>214117425
See You fukcing weeb idiot >>214116635
/pol/ - Thread 513263044
Anonymous South Korea No.513275677
Funny how you act like Indians are some plague invading your precious jobs. they're just smarter and work harder than you, so maybe the problem isn’t them, it's you. Outwork them if you dare
/pol/ - I'm not going to keep pretending Hinduism isn't based
Anonymous South Korea No.512891480
>>512891184
You're the one mixing up conversations, not me.
I never said Ian Stevenson's work is proven or accepted by mainstream science. just don't act like it's settled fact

Refute my points with real evidence, or stop whining like a spoiled kid.
/pol/ - GOT WHAT I VOTED FOR AGAIN AWARD! TRUMP REDUCES H1B POOJEETS BY 80%!!!!
Anonymous South Korea No.512453152
>>512452045
You versus a skilled Indian worker. Now, if CEOs had to choose who to kick out of America, who do you think they'd pick?

It's because hateful bigots like you run wild that another hateful bigot like you got into the White House and turned it into a circus where they can't even expose the pedophile client lists right under their noses.
/pol/ - What is the best edition of the bible?
Anonymous South Korea No.512295844
>>512294437
Sure, Rome used Christianity as a political tool but that's just the start of the disaster.

Because once politics hijacked faith, the Bible turned into a messy patchwork of contradictions, power grabs, and propaganda. The so called is filled with edits, fabrications, and outright lies, carefully crafted to control people rather than reveal any real truth. but yet, you still follow it blindly?
/pol/ - Buddhism > Christianity
Anonymous South Korea No.512212917
>>512212653
Sure scholasticism helped preserve rational inquiry during the Middle Ages, and thinkers like Aquinas or Bacon made contributions

But let’s not confuse the use of reason within a religious framework with the birth of modern science, which emerged only when those religious constraints were finally broken

Galileo wasn’t praised by the Church. He was silenced

Modern science began not because of theology, but when it started asking questions theology wouldn't allow.