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Middle East Moonshine?

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Is there any predictive insight that could be attained thank to history?

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Specifically within the Islamic regions, how different were Muslims in different parts of the world?

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When would you say the notion of ‘It was different in my day’ really come about?

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Why did early Christians eat pork and other "unclean meats" even thought the Old Testament said to not to eat them?

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What kind of war ethics did ancient civilizations follow?

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Which was the last region/ community in the western world to convert to Christianity/Islam? Are there any polytheistic cultures in the west that are alive till date?

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Norman Cohn, in his book "Pursuit of the Millennium", mentions the "Christian Sibylline Books", and claims they are, behind the Bible, the most influential books of their time. What are the Christian Sibylline books and does Cohn's claim hold up?

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What was the motivation for the Crusades?

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[deleted by user]	8
Middle East Moonshine?	8
Is there any predictive insight that could be attained thank to history?	8
Specifically within the Islamic regions, how different were Muslims in different parts of the world?	8
When would you say the notion of ‘It was different in my day’ really come about?	8
Why did early Christians eat pork and other "unclean meats" even thought the Old Testament said to not to eat them?	8
What kind of war ethics did ancient civilizations follow?	8
Which was the last region/ community in the western world to convert to Christianity/Islam? Are there any polytheistic cultures in the west that are alive till date?	8
Norman Cohn, in his book "Pursuit of the Millennium", mentions the "Christian Sibylline Books", and claims they are, behind the Bible, the most influential books of their time. What are the Christian Sibylline books and does Cohn's claim hold up?	8
What was the motivation for the Crusades?	8