/lit/ - Literature

I read about the middle ages and how scholars would just move from country to country because the universities spoke Latin. Why not go back to that? Latin is not that difficult and it's way better than English along with it just being fair because no one knows Latin and so no one gets a huge advantage over someone else we all start around zero. It is absolutely necessary that we have a language that is only used in education. I want to write a paper about this but I'm not sure if there are any huge holes here. I know that Latin people will have a bit of an advantage learning Latin but other than that I think it is a decent premise.

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>>18355671
What did you want them to do? Kill them all?
>inb4 yes
kind of a sin bro
And the Catholic Church always taught against usury. It was one of the greatest sins.

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Both

>>17297505
>The majority of the first Christians were Jews
You obviously have never read Eusebius. In his book he talks about a huge famine that killed a bunch of Jews and how it was actually divine punishment from God.

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