Do you feel that language directed towards more ancient faiths can sometimes paint them as more simplistic or strange than they truly are?
Do you feel that language directed towards more ancient faiths can be as more simplistic or strange than they truly are?
Do Americans gravitate to strange cults and religions more than other nationalities and, if so, why? Are some languages more complex than others? Was there really much difference between a Christian and a Pagan in ancient times and what would be some examples? Was the ancient Egyptian language a Semitic language? Are all Germanic languages spoken slower than the rest of the world? If so, is this because of higher dependence on context & words w/ many meanings? Which is more fictitious, religion or science? Why didn't the ancient Greek language divide into several languages like Latin? What countries' names sound really different or interesting in their native language(s) than they do in other languages such as English? How does modern Greek language differ from ancient Greek? If all the humans came from a single ancestor which language of today is closer to their original language? Which is the ancient language? How does the Greek language sound like to foreigners? Which is the World's most ancient Language? What modern language is grammatically similar to ancient Egyptian? How were different languages created across the world? Since we're all humans, shouldn't all languages be generally the same? Why are Azeri and Turkish considered different languages? How linguistic different from other language? Why do people believe in illogical things like religion? How likely is it that there will ever be a universal language used across Earth? Are there any languages that are still spoken, but the cultures that created them have gone extinct? Could and should the world have a universal language? Would be possible to translate alien language? If all the humans came from a single ancestor, what language of today is closest to their original language? Is language necessary for humans to think? Will the whole world eventually speak the same language? Are you going to think in a foreign language if you live there long enough? What exactly made Abrahamic religions more popular than traditional paganism in Europe and the Middle East? Why do Spanish and Greek sound so similar? Why did the language varries from countries to others? How do you compare Ancient Greek philosophy with the Chinese Confucian?