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If the modern humans have existed for 200,000 years, why was it until 6,000 years ago that the earliest concepts and forms of civilization existed?

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How did accusations of witchcraft and magic play out in the late middle ages and why were they prevalent?

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How was life like in Soviet Union? What were the pluses and minuses?

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Nazism is illegal in its country of origin - so why isn't it illegal in the United States?

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What was the inspiration for Elves, dwarves or giants in northern mythologies?

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How did medieval governments/the church justify laws (or any action committed by someone in those institutions like the king) which went against Christianity?

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The Kalam Cosmological Argument has been brought back to the spotlight by William Lane Craig. Why wasn't it considered embarrassing for christian theologians to adopt an argument developed by so called "infidels"?

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In terms of ancestral traditions and linking ourselves to the past, are we missing alot from ancient Britain, Europe and pagan culture?

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If the modern humans have existed for 200,000 years, why was it until 6,000 years ago that the earliest concepts and forms of civilization existed?	6
[deleted by user]	6
How did accusations of witchcraft and magic play out in the late middle ages and why were they prevalent?	6
How was life like in Soviet Union? What were the pluses and minuses?	6
[deleted by user]	6
Nazism is illegal in its country of origin - so why isn't it illegal in the United States?	6
What was the inspiration for Elves, dwarves or giants in northern mythologies?	6
How did medieval governments/the church justify laws (or any action committed by someone in those institutions like the king) which went against Christianity?	6
The Kalam Cosmological Argument has been brought back to the spotlight by William Lane Craig. Why wasn't it considered embarrassing for christian theologians to adopt an argument developed by so called "infidels"?	6
In terms of ancestral traditions and linking ourselves to the past, are we missing alot from ancient Britain, Europe and pagan culture?	6