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toledo_jesus
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[quote name='notardillacid' date='Mar 29 2006, 12:11 PM']Napoleon wasn't French :)
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Napoleon was France, however. :french:

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[quote name='notardillacid' date='Mar 29 2006, 06:11 PM']Napoleon wasn't French :)
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[/quote]He was Corsican (...however the french made their colonies into provinces of France rather than protectorates or colonial territies...so one can actually argue that he was french...)

Though the french were near unstoppable under him... :sweat:

photosynthesis
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[quote name='scardella' date='Mar 28 2006, 11:12 PM']St. Louis de Montfort's Marian theology might not have survived.
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that would be really sad :(

and now y'all have the soundtrack to Les Miserables stuck in my head...

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"There is a castle on a cloud." Now you've got it stuck in my head! lol :P:

I believe that there were needed reforms in the French govn't at the time but the heavy persecution of the Catholic Church and the Reign of Terror was taking it thousands of miles too far. It's one thing to be able to elect leaders and get out of poverty , it's another thing to behead anyone who disagrees with you. I think the influence is still there because now people aren't allowed to wear religious symbols in public places and it is very secular over there.

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[quote]We have a party when the earth goes around the sun, again. We have a party for the day a few of the guys signed a piece of paper that told off our king [/quote]

I believe you are confused. The last time I chesked the sun went around the earth. Oh, and by the way, those guys had no right to tell their gracious king off.

[quote]It's one thing to be able to elect leaders and get out of poverty[/quote]

Monarchy beats Mob Rule (aka democracy) any day.

Ora et Labora
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I only had to read the title, and I TOTALLY agree, toledo.

Cool, I rule again. lol

But Im telling the truth, and it was mostly the peoples fault.

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[quote name='StThomasMore' date='Mar 31 2006, 07:58 PM']
Monarchy beats Mob Rule (aka democracy) any day.
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I'd much rather have a democracy than a dictatorship or a govn't where someone is just simply born to do the job. I want to have a say in the govn't

toledo_jesus
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[quote name='StThomasMore' date='Mar 31 2006, 07:58 PM']I believe you are confused. The last time I chesked the sun went around the earth. Oh, and by the way, those guys had no right to tell their gracious king off.
Monarchy beats Mob Rule (aka democracy) any day.
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perhaps you'd care to explain the Aristotelian model of the universe on which the prevailing scientific minds of the middle ages agreed? And which was viewed more favorably than Copernicus' theories?
No Wiki alloooowed.

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it was geocentric, placing the earth at the center, and the rotation of the planets and sun, etc into an elaborate, complex system of movements... it was this model that Galileo was arguing against in the 16th century

MC IMaGiNaZUN
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Perhaps the Little Flower would not have been born...


BTW, someone neglected to mention Gregor Mendel who was an Augustinian Monk!!! :D:

SHALOM

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toledo_jesus
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[quote name='dspen2005' date='Apr 2 2006, 08:26 AM']it was geocentric, placing the earth at the center, and the rotation of the planets and sun, etc into an elaborate, complex system of movements... it was this model that Galileo was arguing against  in the 16th century
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don't forget the crystal spheres.

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[quote name='toledo_jesus' date='Apr 2 2006, 05:26 PM']don't forget the crystal spheres.
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Isn't that from Dungeons and Dragons?

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Les Mis is not about the French Revolution.

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