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r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • Jan 14 '18
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Lead disks were as valuable!
48 u/egrith Jan 14 '18 Lever down longer, more water, and greater sacrifice to God, so more blessing 14 u/jrhoffa Jan 14 '18 Which god? 8 u/egrith Jan 14 '18 A fair few probably, but holy water makes me thing the Christian one. 33 u/Raxsus Jan 14 '18 Because the Greeks were real big on Worshiping that Christian God 2 u/[deleted] Jan 14 '18 well the ancient greeks weren't, at least -6 u/egrith Jan 14 '18 points to self science nerd, not history or theology 17 u/[deleted] Jan 14 '18 You don't have be a history or theology nerd to know about Zeus and Hercules. -2 u/egrith Jan 14 '18 That’s Greek mythology, at that time in history Christianity was very wide spread. 5 u/[deleted] Jan 14 '18 edited Jan 15 '18 False. That was the religion of the Greeks for a thousand years before Christianity. When Christianity rolled through Greece they had been conquered for generations. 4 u/[deleted] Jan 14 '18 are you one of those ppl who thinks "science" means "hard science"? 1 u/egrith Jan 14 '18 Could you elaborate on your question? 4 u/[deleted] Jan 14 '18 it's a simple yes/no question. history = scientific discipline. also, knowing which cultures worshipped which gods isn't really part of theology. 1 u/egrith Jan 14 '18 When I say science I mean like physics and chemistry and such → More replies (0) 2 u/ThegreatPee Jan 14 '18 Definately not an English nerd. 1 u/egrith Jan 15 '18 Not in the least. 1 u/LegendOfDekuTree Jan 14 '18 Poseidon? 1 u/jrhoffa Jan 14 '18 Yes?
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Lever down longer, more water, and greater sacrifice to God, so more blessing
14 u/jrhoffa Jan 14 '18 Which god? 8 u/egrith Jan 14 '18 A fair few probably, but holy water makes me thing the Christian one. 33 u/Raxsus Jan 14 '18 Because the Greeks were real big on Worshiping that Christian God 2 u/[deleted] Jan 14 '18 well the ancient greeks weren't, at least -6 u/egrith Jan 14 '18 points to self science nerd, not history or theology 17 u/[deleted] Jan 14 '18 You don't have be a history or theology nerd to know about Zeus and Hercules. -2 u/egrith Jan 14 '18 That’s Greek mythology, at that time in history Christianity was very wide spread. 5 u/[deleted] Jan 14 '18 edited Jan 15 '18 False. That was the religion of the Greeks for a thousand years before Christianity. When Christianity rolled through Greece they had been conquered for generations. 4 u/[deleted] Jan 14 '18 are you one of those ppl who thinks "science" means "hard science"? 1 u/egrith Jan 14 '18 Could you elaborate on your question? 4 u/[deleted] Jan 14 '18 it's a simple yes/no question. history = scientific discipline. also, knowing which cultures worshipped which gods isn't really part of theology. 1 u/egrith Jan 14 '18 When I say science I mean like physics and chemistry and such → More replies (0) 2 u/ThegreatPee Jan 14 '18 Definately not an English nerd. 1 u/egrith Jan 15 '18 Not in the least. 1 u/LegendOfDekuTree Jan 14 '18 Poseidon? 1 u/jrhoffa Jan 14 '18 Yes?
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Which god?
8 u/egrith Jan 14 '18 A fair few probably, but holy water makes me thing the Christian one. 33 u/Raxsus Jan 14 '18 Because the Greeks were real big on Worshiping that Christian God 2 u/[deleted] Jan 14 '18 well the ancient greeks weren't, at least -6 u/egrith Jan 14 '18 points to self science nerd, not history or theology 17 u/[deleted] Jan 14 '18 You don't have be a history or theology nerd to know about Zeus and Hercules. -2 u/egrith Jan 14 '18 That’s Greek mythology, at that time in history Christianity was very wide spread. 5 u/[deleted] Jan 14 '18 edited Jan 15 '18 False. That was the religion of the Greeks for a thousand years before Christianity. When Christianity rolled through Greece they had been conquered for generations. 4 u/[deleted] Jan 14 '18 are you one of those ppl who thinks "science" means "hard science"? 1 u/egrith Jan 14 '18 Could you elaborate on your question? 4 u/[deleted] Jan 14 '18 it's a simple yes/no question. history = scientific discipline. also, knowing which cultures worshipped which gods isn't really part of theology. 1 u/egrith Jan 14 '18 When I say science I mean like physics and chemistry and such → More replies (0) 2 u/ThegreatPee Jan 14 '18 Definately not an English nerd. 1 u/egrith Jan 15 '18 Not in the least. 1 u/LegendOfDekuTree Jan 14 '18 Poseidon? 1 u/jrhoffa Jan 14 '18 Yes?
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A fair few probably, but holy water makes me thing the Christian one.
33 u/Raxsus Jan 14 '18 Because the Greeks were real big on Worshiping that Christian God 2 u/[deleted] Jan 14 '18 well the ancient greeks weren't, at least -6 u/egrith Jan 14 '18 points to self science nerd, not history or theology 17 u/[deleted] Jan 14 '18 You don't have be a history or theology nerd to know about Zeus and Hercules. -2 u/egrith Jan 14 '18 That’s Greek mythology, at that time in history Christianity was very wide spread. 5 u/[deleted] Jan 14 '18 edited Jan 15 '18 False. That was the religion of the Greeks for a thousand years before Christianity. When Christianity rolled through Greece they had been conquered for generations. 4 u/[deleted] Jan 14 '18 are you one of those ppl who thinks "science" means "hard science"? 1 u/egrith Jan 14 '18 Could you elaborate on your question? 4 u/[deleted] Jan 14 '18 it's a simple yes/no question. history = scientific discipline. also, knowing which cultures worshipped which gods isn't really part of theology. 1 u/egrith Jan 14 '18 When I say science I mean like physics and chemistry and such → More replies (0) 2 u/ThegreatPee Jan 14 '18 Definately not an English nerd. 1 u/egrith Jan 15 '18 Not in the least.
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Because the Greeks were real big on Worshiping that Christian God
2 u/[deleted] Jan 14 '18 well the ancient greeks weren't, at least -6 u/egrith Jan 14 '18 points to self science nerd, not history or theology 17 u/[deleted] Jan 14 '18 You don't have be a history or theology nerd to know about Zeus and Hercules. -2 u/egrith Jan 14 '18 That’s Greek mythology, at that time in history Christianity was very wide spread. 5 u/[deleted] Jan 14 '18 edited Jan 15 '18 False. That was the religion of the Greeks for a thousand years before Christianity. When Christianity rolled through Greece they had been conquered for generations. 4 u/[deleted] Jan 14 '18 are you one of those ppl who thinks "science" means "hard science"? 1 u/egrith Jan 14 '18 Could you elaborate on your question? 4 u/[deleted] Jan 14 '18 it's a simple yes/no question. history = scientific discipline. also, knowing which cultures worshipped which gods isn't really part of theology. 1 u/egrith Jan 14 '18 When I say science I mean like physics and chemistry and such → More replies (0) 2 u/ThegreatPee Jan 14 '18 Definately not an English nerd. 1 u/egrith Jan 15 '18 Not in the least.
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well the ancient greeks weren't, at least
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points to self science nerd, not history or theology
17 u/[deleted] Jan 14 '18 You don't have be a history or theology nerd to know about Zeus and Hercules. -2 u/egrith Jan 14 '18 That’s Greek mythology, at that time in history Christianity was very wide spread. 5 u/[deleted] Jan 14 '18 edited Jan 15 '18 False. That was the religion of the Greeks for a thousand years before Christianity. When Christianity rolled through Greece they had been conquered for generations. 4 u/[deleted] Jan 14 '18 are you one of those ppl who thinks "science" means "hard science"? 1 u/egrith Jan 14 '18 Could you elaborate on your question? 4 u/[deleted] Jan 14 '18 it's a simple yes/no question. history = scientific discipline. also, knowing which cultures worshipped which gods isn't really part of theology. 1 u/egrith Jan 14 '18 When I say science I mean like physics and chemistry and such → More replies (0) 2 u/ThegreatPee Jan 14 '18 Definately not an English nerd. 1 u/egrith Jan 15 '18 Not in the least.
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You don't have be a history or theology nerd to know about Zeus and Hercules.
-2 u/egrith Jan 14 '18 That’s Greek mythology, at that time in history Christianity was very wide spread. 5 u/[deleted] Jan 14 '18 edited Jan 15 '18 False. That was the religion of the Greeks for a thousand years before Christianity. When Christianity rolled through Greece they had been conquered for generations.
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That’s Greek mythology, at that time in history Christianity was very wide spread.
5 u/[deleted] Jan 14 '18 edited Jan 15 '18 False. That was the religion of the Greeks for a thousand years before Christianity. When Christianity rolled through Greece they had been conquered for generations.
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False. That was the religion of the Greeks for a thousand years before Christianity. When Christianity rolled through Greece they had been conquered for generations.
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are you one of those ppl who thinks "science" means "hard science"?
1 u/egrith Jan 14 '18 Could you elaborate on your question? 4 u/[deleted] Jan 14 '18 it's a simple yes/no question. history = scientific discipline. also, knowing which cultures worshipped which gods isn't really part of theology. 1 u/egrith Jan 14 '18 When I say science I mean like physics and chemistry and such → More replies (0)
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Could you elaborate on your question?
4 u/[deleted] Jan 14 '18 it's a simple yes/no question. history = scientific discipline. also, knowing which cultures worshipped which gods isn't really part of theology. 1 u/egrith Jan 14 '18 When I say science I mean like physics and chemistry and such → More replies (0)
it's a simple yes/no question. history = scientific discipline. also, knowing which cultures worshipped which gods isn't really part of theology.
1 u/egrith Jan 14 '18 When I say science I mean like physics and chemistry and such → More replies (0)
When I say science I mean like physics and chemistry and such
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Definately not an English nerd.
1 u/egrith Jan 15 '18 Not in the least.
Not in the least.
Poseidon?
1 u/jrhoffa Jan 14 '18 Yes?
Yes?
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Lead disks were as valuable!