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Dominion Mandate Aesthetics retweeted
Them: “The Trinity was an invention by Constantine and co. at the Council of Nicea in 325 AD.”
The historical record:
This is the Oxyrhynchus Hymn, dated to the late 200s AD. It is the earliest known Christian hymn manuscript with both lyrics and musical notation. A plain English rendering of the surviving words:
“Let all creation be silent.
Let the shining stars be still.
Let the rushing winds and rivers cease.
While we sing to the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit,
let every power answer: Amen, amen.
Strength, praise, and glory forever to God,
the only giver of all good things. Amen, amen.”
Dominion Mandate Aesthetics retweeted
What happened to the WASPs?
Once pre-eminent as an American ruling class second only to the Virginia gentry, they've faded near-entirely from that commanding position
So, what happened?
Inflation, insouciance, and spiritual decline. Check out my show on it here: theamericantribune.news/p/th…
Even Avian Dinosaurs aren't safe from Norwood.
None of 19 Longipteryx fossils show tail feathers, suggesting this 121-million-year-old bird may never have had them. phys.org/news/2026-10-millio…
The events of Joshua & Judges fit wit common patterns of warlordism & freebooting from the Middle Bronze Age into the earlier Iron Age in the Ancient Near East. Inordinate skepticism of Biblical historicity is always politically or religiously motivated.
Dominion Mandate Aesthetics retweeted
BREAKING: Pope Leo claims there is "no such thing as a holy war," contradicting Catholic teaching on just war.
Leo XIV rejects centuries of Catholic tradition that blessed crusades and canonized warrior saints.
lifesitenews.com/analysis/le…
Darwin & Moses didn't know about genes. Darwin thought there ‘gemmules,’ microscopic biological objects that transmitted information. He seems to think grafting can hybridize plant species because the gemmules can be mixed together. Source: ‘Hypothesis on Pangenesis’
Th Roman army was stronger in 400 AD than in 100, but he Germanics & Persians got stronger too. The Romans fought brutal struggle to repel far greater numbers of barbarians who were only slightly weaker than them. The Romans could've won, but the odds were stacked against them.
There are some who take a highly economic view of Roman power and say that during the decline of the Western Roman Empire, the empire was doomed to fall after the loss of 'such-and-such' valuable territory at some date (usually said to be when North Africa was lost to the Vandals around 430 AD).
But even in 450 AD the Western Empire ruled over far more territory than it did 670 years earlier, before Rome leveraged the manpower of Italy to become hegemon over the entire Mediterranean world. And at that time much of the Mediterranean was not ruled by a powerful ally in the form of the Eastern Empire, but by overwhelming opponents—the Carthaginian and Hellenistic empires—which were far superior in their capabilities to wield and mobilize armies and resources compared to the insipid barbarian kingdoms.
So why could Rome not retake its territories and do in the 450s what it had already accomplished using fewer resources against far tougher opponents in 220 BC?
Not only was this not accomplished, but in the end they could not even defend themselves against the Ostrogoths and even lost Italy.
Something was just wrong; they didn't have it in them.
Mike Hoare is proof that when Irish become Protestant they restore their lost Hyperborean powers.
When Mike Hoare was liberating the Congo from the Simbas, his mercenaries found that the Congolese believed in magic, and would call ahead to warn the other side that they would attack
Africans being Africans, the defenders would take this as a sign that the other side had good magic that made it so confident, and preemptively retreat
Hoare's men stood their ground and obliterated the Simbas after getting such a call. The magic didn't work against white men, shockingly
Dominion Mandate Aesthetics retweeted
Promising new account you should follow: @telogenesis
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