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The history of Christianity, the internal history of Christianity, is largely the history of people killing each other because they believed the wrong thing, and it's also involved in struggles with other religions, obviously starting in the Middle Ages, a struggle with Islam, in which, again, it was the infidelity, the fact that they didn't believe the right things, that seemed so offensive to the Christian world.

Now that's a very specific and particular history that Christianity has, and not everywhere is everything that has ever been put on this sort of list like it.

It was actually adverted to earlier, but a very specific thing happened in the history of the kind of Christianity that we see around us mostly in the United States today, and it happened in the late 19th century, and that specific thing that happened in the late 19th century was a kind of deal that was cut between science, this new way of organizing intellectual authority, and religion.

I could give you an interesting, different history of how it comes about that many of the things from my society ended up in the British Museum, but we don't have time for that.

What I want to convince you today is that all of us are walking around with an illusion, an illusion that history, our personal history, has just come to an end, that we have just recently become the people that we were always meant to be and will be for the rest of our lives.

We call this the "end of history" illusion.

What's amazing to me about that clip that we just captured as we were filming is, it really shows how Karess understands the history of the civil rights movement, but she's not restricted by it.

Over and over throughout history, people in power have used fear to silence the truth and to silence dissent.

Learning to control one of the most elemental forces in nature is a pivotal moment in any child's personal history.

This is an unprecedented history of the human race, and it's giving us valuable data about how diseases are inherited, how people migrate, and there's a team of scientists at MIT right now studying the world family tree.

Number two, it brings history alive.

I think this tree is going to be bad news for bigots, because they're going to have to realize that they are cousins with thousands of people in whatever ethnic group they happen to have issues with, and I think you look back at history, and a lot of the terrible things we've done to each other is because one group thinks another group is sub-human, and you can't do that anymore.

So it's really a fascinating time in the history of family, because it's changing so fast.

Next year, next summer, I will be hosting what I hope is the biggest and best family reunion in history.

When I teach the history of the English language, I require that students teach me two new slang words before I will begin class.

Over its history, it's provided theater, places for businesses, places for community gatherings, etc.

This is a graph that represents the economic history of human civilization.

For the vast majority of human history, pretty much everyone lived on the equivalent of one dollar per day, and not much changed.

What this graph means is that, in terms of power to change the world, we live in an unprecedented time in human history, and I believe our ethical understanding hasn't yet caught up with this fact.

Was Rome’s first emperor a visionary leader who guaranteed his civilization’s place in history or a tyrant who destroyed its core values?

Find out in History versus Augustus.

But to ask whether an individual should have such power in the first place is to put history itself on trial.

So there are many famous examples in the history of science of scientists doing exactly this.

And I have a good example of that too, again from the history of science.

So despite the popularity of the concept of paradigm shifts, what we find is that actually, really major changes in scientific thinking are relatively rare in the history of science.

And around the same period of time, other groups of Normans were setting forth all across Europe, going on adventures that would reverberate throughout that continent’s history.

Apparently, for example, not that long ago, like only a hundred years ago — that's not that long in the course of human history — families back then used to make music together as a common form of entertainment.

So in a nutshell, that's the challenge that we all face today at this interesting point in history.

But in general, stories can turn anonymous strangers into people who matter, and the idea that we care about people when we focus on them as individuals is an idea which has shown up across history.

I read history books, and I couldn't find anything about it.

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