▲ 266 r/conspiracy
To be clear, 9/11 was a terrible tragedy but it was also an inside job by the U.S. Government, so I can see the U.S. government's hypocrisy here
u/Thick_Sea_5720 — 4 days ago
▲ 211 r/expedition33
Genuine Question about Gustave in Act 3
Hypothetically, let's pretend Gustave survives to live through Act 2 and Act 3. Once Gustave learns the truth about the world of Lumiere and who Maelle really is, whose side would be on at the end of act 3?
Would he see Verso's standpoint as what's best for Maelle, and support Verso in destroying the canvas? Or, would he respect Maelle's wishes and support her in protecting the Canvas? Would he have Lune's death stare reaction in Verso's ending?
That was a major question I was wondering after finishing the game yesterday
u/Thick_Sea_5720 — 2 months ago
▲ 56 r/conspiracy
I'm learning that apparently there are like 66 books in the protestant Bible, 73 books in the Catholic bible, and 76-81+ books in the Orthodox/Ethiopian Bibles. Has anyone gone down this rabbit hole?
Apparently in like the 4th-5th centuries AD, there was a European Church council which stripped the original 88+ books of the Bible to the canonical bibles most of us are familiar with today. I'm convinced that the decision of which original Biblical books were cannon was a purely secular decision given that it was centuries after Christ. I am just learning this now, but has anyone gone down the rabbit hole of what was in the other 20+ books that the Church left out of the cannon, and why? If I were to look into the "non-cannon" books of the Bible, what would I find?
u/Thick_Sea_5720 — 3 months ago