fake fake fake lie lie lie how far do we go just to lie, hope this prove to you that its pointless to study history when man kind make up anything to get peoples curious. there's no solid evidence of any kind all science and history do is assume. this that this that than when u want proof they say well this well that never a strait answer.
Did you know that Batman (Arabic: باتمان Bātmān, Kurdish: Êlih) is a city in the Southeastern Anatolia Region of Turkey and the capital of Batman Province!?
check it out on wikipedia if you don`t believe me! XD
Göbekli Tepe [ɡøbe̞kli te̞pɛ][2] ("Potbelly Hill"[3]) is a Neolithic (stone-age) hilltop sanctuary erected at the top of a mountain ridge in southeastern Anatolia, some 15 kilometers (9 mi) northeast of the town of Şanlıurfa (formerly Urfa / Edessa) in Turkey!
Wow, the History Channel is pathetic. Here is an interesting archeological finding and all they can manage is comapring it with the Bible's nonsense. Sheesh.
@MrCropper I think they're pathetic for not noting the world is 157 years old. 12000 years ago does not exist, because in the Epsilon religion, the world is only 157 years old, and it does not age.
@MrCropper Who else have metioned just anything about this place except of Historychannel ? The whole program is just speculations,,,,not statements. Dont worry to much about it :)
You need to stay open minded, and look at the bible as a collection of stories and as a very creative history book. For example, the Tower of Babel was based on the ancient Mesopotamian step-pyramids. However, they gave the Tower of Babel a religious meaning. So if you sift through the religious stories, you will find that the Bible is actually an interesting history book with some exaggerations.
@speakdino10 "the Bible is actually an interesting history book with some exaggerations."
Put a little more emphasis on "exaggerations" and I'll agree. Try this: "the Bible is actually an interesting history book with some _supernatural_ exaggerations which only the primitive-minded or utterly credulous could entertain." There, much more true.
Lol I assume you're atheist? Well I'm Jehovah's Witness, but even I can admit that yes, there are exaggerations given to things that were inexplicable at the time. However, I wasn't kidding when I said to keep your mind open. Don't reject the bible's stories because you don't believe in religion. Those stories give insight to the cultures, habits, and behaviors of the peoples back then, minus godly intervention and other things.
What ever you want to call it, I won't lose any sleep at night. But don't slam the History Channel, because the Bible is one of the oldest history books in existence. Yes, it has been tampered with by many people who sought power by using the bible's "word," and the bible is primarily meant to worship, but be the educated man I know you are and read between the lines. There is much to learn.
what the hell... its my neighbor's sister (Linda Moulton)
dariuszamarchi 1 week ago
I came for the laughs and stayed for the science.
neonbluesoda 1 week ago 2
fake fake fake lie lie lie how far do we go just to lie, hope this prove to you that its pointless to study history when man kind make up anything to get peoples curious. there's no solid evidence of any kind all science and history do is assume. this that this that than when u want proof they say well this well that never a strait answer.
codezeeky 3 weeks ago
@codezeeky please be a troll
aceoffail 6 days ago
Did you know that Batman (Arabic: باتمان Bātmān, Kurdish: Êlih) is a city in the Southeastern Anatolia Region of Turkey and the capital of Batman Province!?
check it out on wikipedia if you don`t believe me! XD
megablablatruch 3 weeks ago
beji kurdistan
KurdishSniperr 3 weeks ago
Göbekli Tepe [ɡøbe̞kli te̞pɛ][2] ("Potbelly Hill"[3]) is a Neolithic (stone-age) hilltop sanctuary erected at the top of a mountain ridge in southeastern Anatolia, some 15 kilometers (9 mi) northeast of the town of Şanlıurfa (formerly Urfa / Edessa) in Turkey!
sarmadys 1 month ago
anyway bible is wrong earth is 12000 years old ha haaaaaaaaaaaaa
rijilfreekdaredevil 1 month ago
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TayyabRasooltts 1 month ago
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I think Africa is the oldest place..not Turkey and Iraq
runescapesupersaiyin 1 month ago
Wow, the History Channel is pathetic. Here is an interesting archeological finding and all they can manage is comapring it with the Bible's nonsense. Sheesh.
MrCropper 1 month ago 9
@MrCropper I'm suprised they didn't mention Ancient Aliens
mike8903 1 month ago
@MrCropper Yeah the History Channel is stuck on Ancient Aliens. This is rare for them to use the Bible and who cares if they do.
thousandfootkrutchro 1 month ago
@MrCropper I think they're pathetic for not noting the world is 157 years old. 12000 years ago does not exist, because in the Epsilon religion, the world is only 157 years old, and it does not age.
xbon1 1 month ago
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dnabiologic 1 month ago
@MrCropper Who else have metioned just anything about this place except of Historychannel ? The whole program is just speculations,,,,not statements. Dont worry to much about it :)
dnabiologic 1 month ago
@MrCropper
You need to stay open minded, and look at the bible as a collection of stories and as a very creative history book. For example, the Tower of Babel was based on the ancient Mesopotamian step-pyramids. However, they gave the Tower of Babel a religious meaning. So if you sift through the religious stories, you will find that the Bible is actually an interesting history book with some exaggerations.
speakdino10 3 days ago
@speakdino10 "the Bible is actually an interesting history book with some exaggerations."
Put a little more emphasis on "exaggerations" and I'll agree. Try this: "the Bible is actually an interesting history book with some _supernatural_ exaggerations which only the primitive-minded or utterly credulous could entertain." There, much more true.
MrCropper 2 days ago
@MrCropper
Lol I assume you're atheist? Well I'm Jehovah's Witness, but even I can admit that yes, there are exaggerations given to things that were inexplicable at the time. However, I wasn't kidding when I said to keep your mind open. Don't reject the bible's stories because you don't believe in religion. Those stories give insight to the cultures, habits, and behaviors of the peoples back then, minus godly intervention and other things.
speakdino10 2 days ago
@MrCropper
What ever you want to call it, I won't lose any sleep at night. But don't slam the History Channel, because the Bible is one of the oldest history books in existence. Yes, it has been tampered with by many people who sought power by using the bible's "word," and the bible is primarily meant to worship, but be the educated man I know you are and read between the lines. There is much to learn.
speakdino10 2 days ago
Daĺín barí Islam, Kurdakán ba menáĺakáníán aí got, rúla la biret bí “tá ba chawí xwat nabini báweŕ nakai”. Dūáí Islam xaĺkáníter fekríán kerd, am Kurdána bochi páĺdumi Irani’o Araw’o Turken? Dieán, báwa “Kurdakán aqĺían ha chawíán”!
Názi Almanik la Kurdsu, wínaí dare hanárík la žíre xák darahíní. Almani wa Arabaka daĺí, benuisa Chenar. Aabakiš anuisi xíár! (pite ch da zwani Arabi nia). Almánaka ba Kurdaka daĺí, bexwanaí, chí nuisáwa? Kurdakaiš bísawáda, har wínaí dáraka aínásí, daĺí: Hanár!
hqberai 1 month ago
maŚhallah Kurdistan yan na mon!!!
DiamondBlue011 2 months ago
Cya tomorrow at 11:27
MRAtPt 2 months ago
freee kurdistan
Kanacke122 7 months ago 95
@Kanacke122 I hope the US will make a huge Crater of kurdistan
MultiKrillz 2 days ago
@MultiKrillz Why do you wish the US to make a huge crater of Kurdistan?
SuperPacJack 7 hours ago