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When, how and where did the abstract single "god" became a thing?

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Why Chukchi were depicted as exceptionally stupid in the Soviet jokes (anekdoty)? When did it start, was it a common stereotype before the jokes?

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What they could vote on in Athenian democracy?

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Did North American natives have any cultural bias for/against lying?

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Children abduction from Jews, fact or fiction?

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Was the tale of Sodom and Gomorrah a mnoral message about hospitality?

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What is "Paula Schrank" in Franz von Paula Schrank name?

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SS Reichsführer Heinrich Himmler is often portrayed at his desk working on documents in the films. What was his day to day job like?

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Did Shaolin Wooden men labyrinth exist?

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In HBO's "Rome" nobility considered it vulgar to discuss money or negotiate. Was it the case?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
When, how and where did the abstract single "god" became a thing?	7
Why Chukchi were depicted as exceptionally stupid in the Soviet jokes (anekdoty)? When did it start, was it a common stereotype before the jokes?	6
What they could vote on in Athenian democracy?	6
Did North American natives have any cultural bias for/against lying?	6
Children abduction from Jews, fact or fiction?	6
Was the tale of Sodom and Gomorrah a mnoral message about hospitality?	6
What is "Paula Schrank" in Franz von Paula Schrank name?	6
SS Reichsführer Heinrich Himmler is often portrayed at his desk working on documents in the films. What was his day to day job like?	4
Did Shaolin Wooden men labyrinth exist?	3
In HBO's "Rome" nobility considered it vulgar to discuss money or negotiate. Was it the case?	3