/lit/ - Literature

>>10158868
>have to fight sandies in sandland, most of your men languish in the desert climate and often contract disease
>often have to march all the way across Europe, through hostile Asia Minor controlled by marauding turks if you didn't sail
>have to fight to reach your target initially and when the crusader states are established, defend it against constant Muslim onslaught after they recover from the initial shock and a process of centralization among them begins to wage jihad on you
>only have a portion of the men of christendom, kings often don't even come on crusade and it's left up to minor dukes and counts from Italy and France
they did respectably well, they even made sandies so butthurt that modern jihadists refer to ameriburger invasion as new crusades

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>>8120979
Oh, you're a woman. That explains why you aren't actually connecting the dots when it doesn't suit you.

>>8091999

>>7381802

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Evolafags are gigantic betas obsessed over "cucking" and "cucks", and I personally feel as though I already know everything Evola is going to say.

So no.

It is for the good of mankind that all favelas, shantytowns, ghettos, slums, and other poor-people dwellings be wiped off the face of the earth.

With their occupants inside.

>>6991989

If you're after things mediaeval, J.F. O'Callaghan is hands-down the best single volume treatment in English.

>https://www.worldcat.org/title/history-of-medieval-spain/oclc/10442988

600-some pages of solid narrative history, from the fifth to the fifteenth century. Content-wise, it's decidedly weighted toward the Christian 'Spains' from the elventh century on, but it's coverage of Visigothic period and Islamic polities (proportionally less, but still in excess of 150 pages) is judicious and very well presented.

Can provide al-Andalus/Islamic North Africa rec's, if there's interest.

mfw I'm Catholic and I have no fucking clue. They NEVER, EVER talk about this. I just want a simple answer: are the Saints dead, or are they in heaven, because I'm pretty sure Jesus said no one is in heaven except for people like Moses. and Mary

Edgelords always seem to think that we are living in the logical conclusion of civilization. If you asked God, he might tell you that we're only at the beginning.

You don't know how God's story is going to end, so why are you so assdevastated about His plans? Just live your life the way Christ taught. It is impossible to go wrong that way. It's like Buddhism except phenomenally less self-centered and faggoty.

>>6041560

You evidently know your stuff.

I'm struggling through an introductory course right now, and al-kitaab being at pains to avoid explicit treatment of grammar is driving me up the wall. Seeing the moving-parts, but not having them explained is beyond frustrating.

Any example/exercise-based recommendations for straight-up grammar/morphology?

>>5943305
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