Road Rant between Czestochowa and Opole

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Uploaded by on Oct 30, 2009

We are driving on the way to Prague from Warsaw - this is part one of three videos taken on the same drive.

Topics covered include a discussion on the origins of pilgrimages and whether they should have such a central place in many people's view of the Christian faith, then a live look at some of the places in Poland where there is still a German minority living unresettled after the war, and a glimpse of Opole city centre, and its inspiring sculptitudes.

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  • Is there stereo on this film or is it just me?

  • That it is. I wish I understood their criteria for that. Half the time that I upload my own music, it's in mono unless you watch it in HQ. Sometimes it does play in stereo in LQ, though...

  • To my knowledge, this is the first time any of mine have retained the stereo, and my settings on the uploaded file were the same as I often use. Maybe they have changed it.

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  • It's interesting what you said about Muhammad making Mecca the center of the Muslim religion.

    The original Qibla, the place Muslims pray towards, was actually Jerusalem. The Sahih Bukhari contain Hadith which talk about how, about 17 months after Muhammad started preaching Islam, he received a revelation which made him change the Qibla to Mecca.

    And Fatima was Muhammad's daughter. :)

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