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During the rise of christianity in the Roman empire were there any "gentiles" who believed that the christian God existed without accepting the "exclusivity" of monotheism?

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The expression "long time no see" to me sounds like it's something in broken english; something someone like Tarzan would utter. When did this expression first start being used? Is there a reason why it's so... minimalistic?

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After 5 years of endless Coronavirus pandemic a widely believed rumour comes out that each different type of vaccine (Pfizer, astrazeneca, Johnson and Johnson) you've received changes your personality in a different way.

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I've recently learned that winemakers generally try bottling different wines according to different lunar phases. Supposedly, this affects the outcome of the wine. Sounds like superstition to me, is there any scientific base for this practice?

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It's pretty common nowadays for names to go out of fashion. When this happens, those names become associated with antiquity and become "uncool". Was this always the case? Do you know of any case in history in which a name was "mocked" because of being old-fashioned?

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Throughout the 19th century it seems to me that the automobile went from being slow and clunky to being ready to overthrow the old style of transportation in the next century. What was the public's reaction to this advancement? Was there always an "ideal" of a fully motorized society?

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During the rise of christianity in the Roman empire were there any "gentiles" who believed that the christian God existed without accepting the "exclusivity" of monotheism?	3	AskHistorians
The expression "long time no see" to me sounds like it's something in broken english; something someone like Tarzan would utter. When did this expression first start being used? Is there a reason why it's so... minimalistic?	1	AskHistorians
After 5 years of endless Coronavirus pandemic a widely believed rumour comes out that each different type of vaccine (Pfizer, astrazeneca, Johnson and Johnson) you've received changes your personality in a different way.	1	WritingPrompts
I've recently learned that winemakers generally try bottling different wines according to different lunar phases. Supposedly, this affects the outcome of the wine. Sounds like superstition to me, is there any scientific base for this practice?	1	askscience
It's pretty common nowadays for names to go out of fashion. When this happens, those names become associated with antiquity and become "uncool". Was this always the case? Do you know of any case in history in which a name was "mocked" because of being old-fashioned?	1	AskHistorians
Throughout the 19th century it seems to me that the automobile went from being slow and clunky to being ready to overthrow the old style of transportation in the next century. What was the public's reaction to this advancement? Was there always an "ideal" of a fully motorized society?	0	AskHistorians