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- Jan 1, 1970
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Not only is translating historical text problamatic and by far "perfect",
there are also other factors involved that keep the history from being perfect.
Take for instance the Byzantine Empire. Considering it's proof that
it's the final the collapse of the modified christian roman empire and
that for some reason the christan history books somehow underplay that
Muslim VS Orthodox christian Byzantine ending with the Muslims winning
and taking over the Sophia shrine... Somehow christians are led to
believe that rome/byzantine fell under a great mystery.
Er... no the Muslims conquered Constantinople that was currenly the
east Roman empire. If you look at this event it's clear to see that the
History books in Christian world see it has a blow to a single city or
avoid the whole issue. Muslim history sees it has a great victory over
the crusades and orthodox christians.
there are also other factors involved that keep the history from being perfect.
Take for instance the Byzantine Empire. Considering it's proof that
it's the final the collapse of the modified christian roman empire and
that for some reason the christan history books somehow underplay that
Muslim VS Orthodox christian Byzantine ending with the Muslims winning
and taking over the Sophia shrine... Somehow christians are led to
believe that rome/byzantine fell under a great mystery.
Er... no the Muslims conquered Constantinople that was currenly the
east Roman empire. If you look at this event it's clear to see that the
History books in Christian world see it has a blow to a single city or
avoid the whole issue. Muslim history sees it has a great victory over
the crusades and orthodox christians.