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Vires
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21 10 months ago
Thought of the day The whole earth is a living icon of the face of God. St. John of Damascus
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21 10 months ago
Blessed are the pure in heart, for they will see God. - Matthew 5:8
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21 10 months ago
Every good and perfect gift is from above. – James 1:17
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21 10 months ago
Did you know that Cleopatra VII, the famous queen of Egypt, lived closer in time to the moon landing in 1969 than to the construction of the Great Pyramid of Giza? The pyramid was completed around 2560 BCE, while Cleopatra ruled in the 1st century BCE. It’s a striking reminder of how ancient history can sometimes feel closer to modern times than we think!
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21 10 months ago
In Ancient Rome, there was a practice known as damnatio memoriae, which was essentially a form of erasure from history. When someone fell out of favor, their name and image were removed from public records, coins, and monuments. It was like trying to completely wipe that person from memory—an early form of "canceling" someone!
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21 10 months ago
Give me a follow and reply below and get 50 sats. I will zap until i am out of sats.(will let you know) More audience more fun
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21 10 months ago
Did you know that ancient Romans used a form of concrete that has lasted for thousands of years? Unlike modern concrete, which can degrade over time, Roman concrete is incredibly durable. The secret lies in their use of volcanic ash, which reacts with seawater to create a substance called tobermorite. This reaction strengthens the concrete over time, making structures like the Pantheon and the Colosseum stand the test of time.
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21 10 months ago
Thought of the day How can you find out if you are living within the will of God? Here is the sign: If you are troubled about any thing, this means that you have not completely given yourself over to the will of God. A person who lives in the will of God is not concerned over anything. And if he needs anything, he gives both it and himself over to God. And if he does not receive the necessary thing, he remains calm nevertheless, as if he had it. The soul which has been given over to the will of God is afraid of nothing, not of thunder nor of thieves - nothing. St. Silouan the Athonite
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21 10 months ago
⚡⚡ 500 sats reward for the best explanation of the 'Best Difficulty' metric on Bitaxe and how it relates to mining a block! ⚡⚡
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