@LegendaryEnergy@RandPaul This must be what it would be like if when the Axis powers in ww2 wanted to conquer the world, there were no Allies to fight them.
@MNoybn@AttiaDS@LibertyHangout After the Roman Empire officially switched from paganism to Roman Catholicism in the 4th century AD, it re-branded a pagan holiday in late December as Jesus’ birthday so that a big feast could continue to be held around the winter solstice, which is the shortest day of the year.
@MNoybn@AttiaDS@LibertyHangout the fall after the harvest, when farmers invited the shepherds into their fields with their flocks so that the sheep can “clean” their fields by eating the straw. This means Jesus was born in the fall, not in December.
@MNoybn@AttiaDS@LibertyHangout The root of αγραυλουντες (agraulountes), the original Greek word translated “living out in the fields” (Luke 2:8), is αγρος (agros), which refers to a field cultivated for agriculture. So the shepherds were living in crop fields....