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I don't know about you, but I've always appreciated such long, interesting presentations by Neil deGrasse Tyson. Btw, sorry if you watched this video before. It's a reupload of a video I accidentally deleted while taking down a bunch of older videos that didn't fit the channel. Thanks in advance for your understanding.

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So, who would most likely be responsible for Leviticus 25:44-46, a Lord of Love, or a demonic Satan? (Read on...)———————————————Website and blog: never updated, but http://www.nonstampcollector.comBluesky: @nonstampcollector (I basically quit Twitter/X.)PATREON: http://www.patreon.com/nonstampcollectorAD: Hell isn't real, but hard drive crashes and computer thefts are. I've been using Backblaze online backup for longer than I've been on Youtube. I fear neither hell nor total data loss. Try it here: https://www.backblaze.com/cloud-backup/#af3049 . It's the only thing I've ever advertised, and I'm proud to do so knowing that it will very likely truly save someone's ass someday. Maybe yours.——————————————By their fruits shall ye know them: and think of how many thousands, or millions of lives have been utterly ruined by the fact that that passage exists in a piece of scripture that a whole bunch of people think has something to do with morality.Slavery is just about the easiest human rights issue imaginable, and the bible gets it wrong. What an embarrassment. In fact, practically any human being who has ever been born and survived to the age of 8 or so could come up with a better and more ethical set of instructions on how to behave and run a society than the bible. It would not have ownership of PEOPLE as part of its core tenets.Why did humanity have to wait thousands of years for the Emancipation Declaration? Couldn't Yahweh have delivered it himself? Couldn't Jesus? Peter? Paul? Nup - no one gave a shit about that sort of thing. Not when there were people keeping their foreskins, water to be walked on, and women speaking in churches!!Script and music and performance and drawings etc (everything) by ME!!If you haven't seen The King's Speech (Best picture Oscar winner, 2011), then you won't get this.Sorry to the non-native English speakers or those who'd like to translate it - sometimes the ideas that come to me just don't lend themselves to subtitling or even voice-over.———————————————website and blog: http://www.nonstampcollector.comtwitter: http://www.twitter.com/nonstam....pNSC——————————————--

artist: Dr. Orlando Owoh
album: Mawomi Roro (side one)

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⁣In this powerful talk, ⁣Nana Baffour Amankwatia delves into the complex and often misunderstood concept of genocide. He provides a detailed analysis of its historical context, definitions, and implications for marginalized communities. Hilliard emphasizes the importance of recognizing the various forms of genocide that have affected populations throughout history, urging viewers to understand the profound impact it has on cultural identity and human rights. Join us for this enlightening discussion that seeks to clarify the meaning of genocide and its relevance in today's society.

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John Henrik Clarke on the distinction between organized religion and having a spiritual belief system.

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