>yeah, you know what. you are just a filthy chronically online esl noob shitskinned ape who doesn't know how to communicate and be friendly, I know you are trying to ragebait me but you fucking suck balls at your job, I am NOT your fucking slave, but I am a Slave to God almighty. You need to get your priorities straight with your life you dummy. Trying to reason with you is just talking to a brick wall, You are a lost clause you know that? Nobody loves you in this world not even this website. As what LowTierGod has said, "Your life is nothing, you serve zero purpose, YOU SHOULD KILL YOURSELF, NOW!!"
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Yea, but it seems to happen to one group more consistently. You'd be better off naming more pagan countries that succeeded than pointing out when it happens to other cultures occasionally.
Christianity comes from the mediterranean region, which was historically extremely rich. It also had a sreal womang foothold in the uk, where the industrial revolution started. Christianity became dominant because it was lucky, not because of anything inherent to the religion, as we can see based on Christian states in subsaharan africa, which is the worst region on earth.
 
Raping women did bring us closer to Yahweh, praise Jesus
murdering 7 million nazis DID bring us closer to YHWH

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Christianity comes from the mediterranean region, which was historically extremely rich. It also had a sreal womang foothold in the uk, where the industrial revolution started. Christianity became dominant because it was lucky, not because of anything inherent to the religion, as we can see based on Christian states in subsaharan africa, which is the worst region on earth.
that's because they're goyim
 
Christianity comes from the mediterranean region, which was historically extremely rich. It also had a sreal womang foothold in the uk, where the industrial revolution started. Christianity became dominant because it was lucky, not because of anything inherent to the religion, as we can see based on Christian states in subsaharan africa, which is the worst region on earth.
Ethiopia was Christian for far longer and yet is still a poo hole.
 
Christianity comes from the mediterranean region, which was historically extremely rich. It also had a sreal womang foothold in the uk, where the industrial revolution started. Christianity became dominant because it was lucky, not because of anything inherent to the religion, as we can see based on Christian states in subsaharan africa, which is the worst region on earth.
Just one single successful pagan nation is all I asked for.
 
>The Multidimensional Poverty Index (MPI) for Ethiopia shows that as of 2019, about 68.7% of the population was considered multidimensionally poor, with an additional 18.4% vulnerable
I also meant that just because Europe were Christians when they were more powerful doesn't have anything to do with Christianity, especially since Ethiopia has been Christian for far longer and it doesn't have any global empires comparable to Britain, France and Spain.
 
>The Multidimensional Poverty Index (MPI) for Ethiopia shows that as of 2019, about 68.7% of the population was considered multidimensionally poor, with an additional 18.4% vulnerable
I also meant that just because Europe were Christians when they were more powerful doesn't have anything to do with Christianity, especially since Ethiopia has been Christian for far longer and it doesn't have any global empires comparable to Britain, France and Spain.
Believe it or not.. perhaps its economy was impacted by the fact it was heavily bombed in WW2, and had numerous wars on it's borders? hmmmm
 
I've given you japan, which was a great power throughout the 1900s and on the path to becoming richer than america in the 80s.
Sorry, i should have made it clear that I don't count a nation of suicidal jartypedos as "successful" just because they have money or did some good science.
I would say there is more to a culture than it's economy, no?
 
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