Nü-Anglo

Roman Catholic. Folklore. History. Anthropology. Sinner

[Nü-Anglo @MexicanAnglo]

@OrthodoxReflec1 @Jin0xObserver @MaighEonaSacsan total unbiased source right ??

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@OrthodoxReflec1 @Jin0xObserver @MaighEonaSacsan Dude...

This is your source

[Nü-Anglo @MexicanAnglo]

@OrthodoxReflec1 @Jin0xObserver @MaighEonaSacsan Your literally just regurgitating post reformation protestant propaganda which tried to separate the proto- protestant pure native english church from the roman one

[Nü-Anglo @MexicanAnglo]

@OrthodoxReflec1 @Jin0xObserver @MaighEonaSacsan "The Anglo Saxons felt a close affinity to Constantinople" give me a source for that lol

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@OrthodoxReflec1 @Jin0xObserver @MaighEonaSacsan give me a source for that lol

[Nü-Anglo @MexicanAnglo]

@Jin0xObserver @Lukey19186583 @MaighEonaSacsan @OrthodoxReflec1 Thats more so an example of medieval colonialism..

[Nü-Anglo @MexicanAnglo]

@Jin0xObserver @MaighEonaSacsan @OrthodoxReflec1 I promise you no scholars believe this.. the anglo saxons were western christians, benedictine monasteries, veneration of indigenous and continental saints, liturgy that likewise blended continental and indigenous influence

they weren't anti-roman church lol

[Nü-Anglo @MexicanAnglo]

I like how all the "Based & Religious" types have gone from Trad Cath to Orthodox to Islam..

The Left Cath's were low-key right when they would clown these reactionary aesthetic accounts

[Nü-Anglo @MexicanAnglo]

I like how all the "Based & Religious" types have gone from Trad Cath to Orthodox to Islam..

The Left Cath's were low-key right when they would clown these reactionary aesthetic accounts

[Nü-Anglo @MexicanAnglo]

@Roman_Quev Think I found it on internet archive, thanks this looks fascinating

[Nü-Anglo @MexicanAnglo]

@Roman_Quev What is this

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@PatrologyVotary I think young men constantly changing their faith or political affiliations is super common especially when these things become intertwined with their identities..

I mean I've seen people list their former political affiliations and its always extremely larp and funny

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70's British tv horror is like the greatest genre of all time..All those M.R. James adaptations and little Folk Horror stories

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@foijaoquefez And while the newly independent Mexico did sign a peace treaty with the Comanche (which promised generous trade)

of course the new nation was unable to live up to the treaty it had signed with the Comanches

[Nü-Anglo @MexicanAnglo]

Being fascinated with the Comanche Lately, I recently learned they influenced the outcome of the Mexican American war due to their sweeping and systematic raids into Mexico (war parties of up to 1,000 warriors raiding cities a mere 135 miles from Mexico City itself.)

[Nü-Anglo @MexicanAnglo]

@foijaoquefez when Mexico emerged as an independent nation in 1821, the entire northeastern section of the new country was Comanche-dominated.

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American violence soon changed this initial reception, but during the war there were important battles that clearly would have been won if Mexican forces had been just a little stronger.

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Many cities in northern Mexico put up no fight at all: in fact, Mexican elites invited American military officials to dine with them, and residents sold the U.S. Army supplies and worked for them as guides.