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The Lord is my light and my salvation; whom shall I fear? the Lord is the strength of my life; of whom shall I be afraid?

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f341a3 No.668043

I want to understand history from a cathodox perspective from the middle ages to ww1 . Any reading suggestions?

e88657 No.668045

>>668043

Seconded. I really don't know much after the 8th century.


c540d6 No.668059

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It's from a secular perspective, but if you just want to understand what the middle ages were like, I'd recommend pic attached. It is LONG tho and sometimes dry.

Long story short, wars meant killing enemy civiliians, no one really understood why anything happened and thus was afraid of everything, and generals were just horrible at war.


c540d6 No.668060

>>668059

Oh - and being a Knight was not nearly as cool as you think for the vast majority of knights.


2852d6 No.668062

YouTube embed. Click thumbnail to play.

Vid related may be of some help. It's an Orthodox perspective on the history of the western Church and the Reformation.


84af20 No.668065

>>668043

A History of Christendom by Warren H. Carroll is an excellent multi-volume work by a Catholic scholar.


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f341a3 No.668069


4b29e3 No.668426

If you actually want to understand medieval world, you need to study their numerology. Any entry book will probably be fine. Most historians today don't understand that numbers to them weren't merely quantities. Gothic Churches had very esoteric numerology behind it. Things weren't built first for use like today. Beauty and Philosophy always came first before secular times.

Medieval law wasn't made up like they are now, they were declared. Much like a mathematician merely states laws already present in the world and has no power to create them. Politics was heavily based on Platonic Realism instead of our current satanic Nominalism.

Knowing this, you'll have better insight than any revisionist idiot who projects enlightenment into the medieval times.

>About WW1:

All you need to understand is that Nikolai II was ritually killed by kikes, much like every satanic republic starting from the French Revolution, which is the killing (beheading) of the Patriarch. This is endorsed by the Russian Orthodox Church and any search on the Internet about it comes up with results about anti-semitism. Their neuroticism points them out.

The natural God given way was fully replaced by british masonic enlightenment in the end of WW1.




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