holy king
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for making men around the globe horny and getting f*cked by JFK?
The most important/influent female in history?
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for making men around the globe horny and getting f*cked by JFK?
Quildavyr
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One of the reasons.Effecting on mode and economics etc....
Huayna Capac357
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wait, what???? That actually happened?
Traitorfish
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I'm going to toss in the Famous Five. These women made it possible for Canadian women to vote and have all kinds of other rights and freedoms previously only available to men.
I would suggest that suffragettes in other countries likely had similar influence and impact.
I would suggest that suffragettes in other countries likely had similar influence and impact.
Huayna Capac357
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Christians would say so, yeah.
I was thinking "No we don't think Joseph is that important....oh wait....
Jesus is the Son of God! Oh......" 
You had me confused for a second there...
Thought you meant, Dick, George, Julian, Anne and Timmy then.
Huayna Capac357
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He is the Son of God AND God at the same time. God = Jesus. Jesus = God. Jesus refers to himself as the Son of God because he was born by God in the form of the Holy Spirit (also God 
) entering Mary, thus, he is the Son of God but also God.
) entering Mary, thus, he is the Son of God but also God.
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He is the Son of God AND God at the same time. God = Jesus. Jesus = God. Jesus refers to himself as the Son of God because he was born by God in the form of the Holy Spirit (also God
Bah, christian monotheism is not funny, with all the convoluted attempts at explaining away the mess their prophet/god left behind. Its an intellectual disgrace, really. At least Arius had a nicer version of it.
Who?
The Famous Five
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Famous_Five_(series)
Pretty popular series of books.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Famous_Five_(series)
Pretty popular series of books.
Huayna Capac357
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It isn't complicated, really. God shows himself in three different ways: to ancient Israel, God the Father, wrathful and lawgiving but also loving. To the His disciples and to Roman Judaea, God the Son (Jesus), merciful and humble. To those after Jesus ascended to Heaven, the Holy Spirit.
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Actually it is four ways.
Huayna Capac357 said:
This is not accurate. First, if you read the Gospels, you will find that Jesus almost never calls himself "Son of God". He favours the title "Son of Man". Second, the title "Son of God" does not mean someone who is literally God's son. It means someone who is favoured of God or who does God's will. It appears in the Old Testament quite often with that meaning, and is sometimes applied to the whole Jewish nation. To call Jesus "Son of God" therefore has no metaphysical implications, it just means God likes him. It is surprising how ignorant even Christians often are about this.
Actually, the way you put it implies modalism, which is a heresy. According to Christian orthodoxy, God does not simply "show" himself in three ways - he exists in three ways. However, to anyone who thinks this is an "intellectual disgrace", I suggest they read Gregory of Nyssa's To Ablabius and also On the distinction between ousia and hypostasis and see if they think the same thing then.
But this is very off-topic. Why do people keep turning History threads into trolls about religion? Please keep it vaguely relevant to the question, people...
Huayna Capac357
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Huh? But that is how they taught it to me in Sunday School! I go to a heretical church 
!
Anyhoo, Mary was probably not the most influential woman ever. But that's just because I'm Protestant
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Continually, the most influential woman ever is probably Hildegard von Bingen. She was an artist, author, counselor, linguist, naturalist, scientist, philosopher, physician, herbalist, poet, visionary, and composer in the early Middle Ages who is one of the first modern composers.
!Anyhoo, Mary was probably not the most influential woman ever. But that's just because I'm Protestant
.Continually, the most influential woman ever is probably Hildegard von Bingen. She was an artist, author, counselor, linguist, naturalist, scientist, philosopher, physician, herbalist, poet, visionary, and composer in the early Middle Ages who is one of the first modern composers.
holy king
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Huh? But that is how they taught it to me in Sunday School! I go to a heretical church
i guess the teachers there arent that versatile in theology, so it's not unlikely they teach you simplistic views that arent your church's theologians stances...
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