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Paul never met Jesus. So how is it that his letters make up such a significant portion of the New Testament?
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[Serious] If beaver pelts were so highly sought after from the "new world," why wasn't the North American beaver domesticated along the lines of the fox and mink fur trade? Was there really that big on an abundance in the wild, or was there some other reason?
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So the Chinese had some vague notion of the Roman Empire and called it Da Qin. What did the Romans knew about China? Did they even know that it exists?
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Did any ancient civilisation ever actually build the kinds of complex mechanical puzzles you see in popular fiction like Indiana Jones, Tomb Raider, Uncharted, National Treasure etc?
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I know about how the protestant reformation was seen as a serious threat to the Catholic church, but what was the Orthodox church’s reaction to the protestant reformation?
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