@kilovh Historical battle reenactments are a uniquely American tradition. To the the extent they do that in Europe, they got it from here. There's a certain uniquely *personal* American approach to our history that Euros don't have - I'm not finding the best words to describe it.
I think what many liberals fail to understand is that you can be absolutely uncompromising on Christian sexual ethics and call the LBGTQ out faithfully and still maintain healthy and kind friendships with coworkers or neighbors who practice an abominable lifestyle.
@Tchrmom12@InternetH0F Don't use the word "stupid" on kids, young people, or students. There is nothing wrong with having bad ideas. That's how we all learn. The only bad thing is when they have no ideas, even bad ones. That's bad. I reserve the word "stupid" for adults who are stubbornly ignorant.
As a reminder: Julian the Apostate (the last Pagan emperor) attempted to rebuild the Temple with the Jews in order to further his campaign against Christianity.
Pardon the language but "Christianity is a Jewish psy-op" fellas are downright retarded.
Today is the Feast of Blessed Lojze Grozde, a Slovenian student who suffered martyrdom at the age of 19, at the hands of Communists during World War II, after they found him with a copy of 'The Imitation of Christ', and a booklet on Our Lady of Fatima.
Ora pro nobis
The Blackadder version of WWI historiography is so ingrained in the popular consciousness that people are always shocked to learn that the casualty rate among British officers was significantly higher than that of enlisted men during WWI.
They were lions led by lions.
here, a twitter user notices that there is a particular landscape aesthetic they innately respond to, people in the comments also feel this and wonder why
this is a particular type of environment for humans. theyve done studies on how your brain responds to this exact landscape: