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  1. Friedrich Nietzsche -- Der Antichrist
    Mit dem Stichwort „Gott ist tot“ wird oft die Vorstellung verbunden, dass Nietzsche den Tod Gottes beschworen oder herbeigewünscht habe. Tatsächlich trifft dies nur in einem gewissen Sinne zu. Nietzsche verstand sich hier vielmehr als Beobachter. Er analysierte seine Zeit, vor allem die seiner Auffassung nach inzwischen marode gewordene (christliche) Moral. Nietzsche war zudem nicht der Erste, der die Frage nach dem „Tod Gottes“ stellte. Hegel äußerte diesen Gedanken bereits 1802 und sprach von dem „unendlichen Schmerz“ als einem Gefühl, „worauf die Religion der neuen Zeit beruht - das Gefühl: Gott selbst ist tot“.
  2. Miranda (Miranda, Carmen - People) -- People
    Many people don’t know that this Miranda warning does NOT have to be given all the time. It only has to be given when a person is "in custody". There are hundreds of cases discussing when a person is or is not "in custody". If you are a suspect and the police ask to speak with you they do not have to give you a Miranda warning. This is true even if you are a suspect in the case.
  3. Irenaeus -- Jesus Christ
    :-) Notice how Irenaeus is counting in 10's here. :-) Jesus is 33, so the Jews do not use "forty," but "fifty." Why? Because the Jews would only say "forty" if Jesus was 30-years-old or younger. Yet, he had entered into the next stage of life -- the period between 31 and 50, as opposed to the period between 13 and 30.
  4. Gog -- Revelation
    An interesting feature of this description of God's destruction of Gog's troops is the mention of "great hailstones" which will fall upon them. These same hailstones are described in John's account recorded in Revelation:
  5. British Empire -- United Kingdom
    Herein is the British-Israel plan in a nutshell: to portray a revived Holy Roman Empire as the Antichrist system which will be defeated by "Christ" who miraculously appears to restore the British Empire as the Kingdom of God on Earth. This was ... the gospel according to Herbert Armstrong as summarized by former WCG member, Joseph Hopkins, in "The United States and British Commonwealth in Prophecy."
  6. Roman Empire -- Power
    The Roman Empire was seriously declining. The economy began to stagnate. Too much money was being used to simply maintain the borders and unity of the empire. The cities began to deteriorate. City services declined, and hunger and disease severely hurt the poor. Many moved out to the country, where they found themselves working in the great latifundi -- what we might call agribusinesses -- as peasants and artisans. Free peasants turned over their ownership of land to these powerful landlords, in exchange for protection. In turn, these latifundi were ready-made mini-kingdoms for the barbarian chieftains who would be coming soon!
  7. Roman Empire -- Western Europe
    A warrior and a wizard embark on a mission to save the crumbling Roman Empire and its young heir. As they battle across medieval Europe, their epic journey reveals the origin of the legendary sword Excalibur. With Aishwarya Rai, Colin Firth, Ben Kingsley.
  8. Gog -- Israel
    The vision then moves to God's destruction of Gog's (Satan's) antichrist, the beast/little horn...the Assyrian at Armageddon. The occupation, rule, and persecution of Israel for 42 months is just not in the scope of Ezekiel's vision. This is not an uncommon structure for prophetic visions.
  9. Omen -- Elder Sign
    It is possible for a Warlock, and possibly other classes, to solo Omen. Plan on spending 30 minutes kiting him without help. There is a very large tree, south along the road, near the cluster launchers where he spawns. Cast all DoTs on Omen and run him tightly around the tree. You will have to reapply one spell every ~9 seconds so that he does not reset. Healthstones, healing potions, and a run speed enchant will help significantly.
  10. Mel Gibson -- Martin Riggs
    Synopsis: LA cop Martin Riggs (Mel Gibson), whose wife has recently died, is a loose cannon with a seeming death wish. This makes him indispensable in collaring dangerous criminals, but a liability to any potential partners. Roger Murtaugh (Danny Glover), a conservative family man who wants to stay aliveRead More
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