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▲ 291 r/NoStupidQuestions

How did we go from "Don't trust everything on Wikipedia" to "Just ask an AI"?

It looks like many people have far greater trust in AI than they ever had in human edited Wikipedia. Is it because AI is simply more convinient or because certain narative was pushed by the AI companies?

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u/MakiENDzou — 15 days ago
▲ 12 r/AskHistorians

Did Greco-Roman pagans have an obsession for relics like later medieval Christians?

Since Saint Helena (Constantine's mother) who supposedly found remains of the Cross of Jesus in 326. AD, relics became insanely popular among Christians. Relics gave prestige and legitimacy to countries that preserved them.

Did Romans also have their relics of such importance? How many of them survived?

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u/MakiENDzou — 2 months ago
▲ 5 r/serbia

Srpski Trikovi - yt kanal

Sjeća li se iko ovog youtube kanala? Da li se zna zašto je ugašen, ko je vlasnik i gdje je sad? Koji vam je bio omiljeni video?

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u/MakiENDzou — 2 months ago
▲ 40 r/AcademicBiblical

Which books from Bible are considered to be the oldest?

I heard how the Book of Job is considered to be the oldest, but what about the other books? What about books lost to time like for an example The book of Jasher? What is an resonable timeframe of creation of those stories?

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u/MakiENDzou — 3 months ago
▲ 37 r/AcademicBiblical

How many people would go to hell according to early Christians?

Did they believe that without knowledge of Jesus people would go automatically to hell? Did they think that only themselves are going to be saved? Considering there were so little of them, did they think how 99% of people would end up not being saved ?

How did this change with an evolving image of hell and many new people accepting Christianity over time?

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u/MakiENDzou — 3 months ago