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Valerie J. Routhieaux @just4him (323168) • Green Bay, Wisconsin 29 Sep 19

It's fall and the temps outside definitely feel like fall. Our high today is 59. I wonder if it will get that high. It was raining when I went to church this morning. It's dry right now, but that will change as we have rain in...

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Beginning My Study Of Heraldry

Arthur Chappell @arthurchappell (44941) • Preston, England 2 Jan 18

My passion for pub signs has inspired my interest in heraldic shields, and coats-of-arms. Many signs depict coats-of-arms for particular professions, individuals or towns associated with the public houses. I bought a few books...

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KINGDOM OF HEAVEN.

Kandase @Kandae11 (57231) 26 Dec 17

My son introduced me to this movie some years ago - and since then I have watched it several times . The 2005 historical drama stars a favorite actor of mine - Orlando Bloom - and it deals with the 12th century crusades for the...

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The Knights Templar: Fearless To The End

freak369 @freak369 (5112) • United States 20 Jan 17

Even men of the strongest valor and conviction can be tempted into sin. For those brave enough and who can dedicate their life to a cause, the Knights Templar would welcome you with open arms if you could swing a sword, kill in...

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Preston Pub Sign Study The Black A Moor Head

Arthur Chappell @arthurchappell (44941) • Preston, England 28 Oct 16

A controversial name in the politically correct modern age, the word ties in with pubs called The Turks Head and Saracen’s Head. As a word, Blackamoor dates to the Crusades when European knights added images of the Arabian and...

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Book Review David Whitaker Doctor Who And The Crusaders

Arthur Chappell @arthurchappell (44941) • Preston, England 25 Sep 16

1965 – spoiler alerts – Tandem Press Tandem Books published novelizations of all the classic Dr Who TV adventures, though this book and just two others were reprints of the series started and discontinued by The Frederick Muller...

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Pub Sign Study The Lower Turks Head Manchester

Arthur Chappell @arthurchappell (44941) • Preston, England 3 Jul 16

Many pub closures are final, so when this 1745 pub closed up shop in 1991 many of us assumed the worst. The area around Shudehill behind Manchester’s Arndale Centre took further communal property loss in 1996 when the main bus...

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Terrorist attacks and religious views.

caecal07 @caecal07 (197) • United States 14 Sep 10

My (not online) friends were talking about the Quran burning that was supposed to take place and was cancelled due to the huge public protest. Someone mentioned 9/11 and gave me an interesting take on it. What he said is that the...

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Have you ever been to a evangelistic crusade ? Share your experience.....

phillip_shiny @phillip_shiny (2330) • India 25 Sep 09

Dear people of God, Have you ever attended an evangelistic crusade? Whose crusade was that? How many people were there? How you feel the presence of God? I have attended Reinhard Bonkie in my childhood and had not attended...

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Faith and Science: Who killed more?

ParaTed2k @ParaTed2k (22940) • Sheboygan, Wisconsin 2 Jun 09

I was reading an article the other day. The author said that spiritual people and religion was the root of all evil in the world. He cited all the usual suspects in such a bit of prose; The witch hunts, the Inquisition, the...

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Old Christian Belief

3Dlace @3Dlace (339) • United States 24 Jan 09

I'm interested on how many people follow the old ways of Christianity? I and my boyfriend have been Church going people for many years and decided that the older ways of Christian beliefs are far better than the way of many...

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Assassin's Creed

henry140468 @henry140468 (323) • India 2 Sep 08

Have you played Assassin's Creed on the PS3.It's a great game with good details on the medeival life.The cities especially are great to look at.Tell me did you like this game or not?How many of yo actually bought it??

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School stops teaching about the Holocaust so as not to offend Muslim students...

nicolec @nicolec (2671) • United States 17 Apr 07

I just read that one history department in the UK has decided to stop teaching about the Holocaust because it offended Muslim students. This school feared anti-semetic additude and Holocaust denial among the Muslim students. In...

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Life, society, human kind, would have ben better off without religion

soadnot @soadnot (1606) • Canada 6 Feb 07

if there was no religion, our civilization would have been 10 times more advanced. ever since the crusades it has slowed down scientific discovery. it scared people into believing the world was square and at the center of the...

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Religious wars??

vmkrulz @vmkrulz (29) • India 1 Feb 07

I feel the main purpose of religion is to create an order and to satisfy man's curiosity of the unknown.But the whole concept of religion is lost in the wars due to it like the crusades and the present wars between the west and...

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Televangelists and healing crusades.....

manong05 @manong05 (5027) • Philippines 12 Jan 07

What do you think of them?

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what do you know abt Saladin?

smbilalshah @smbilalshah (1316) • Pakistan 2 Jan 07

Saladin or Salah ad-Din, or Salahuddin Ayyubi (Arabic: ???? ????? ???????, Kurdish: ???? ????? ?????) (so-lah-hood-din al-aye-yu-be) (c. 1138 - March 4, 1193) was a twelfth century Kurdish Muslim general and warrior from Tikrit,...

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