@paulg They were the tech-founder, the VC and the marketing channel, all in one.
The church throve in the dark ages largely by being the technical (= literate) cofounder of germanic invaders.
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@paulg its today different? Other superstitions, all emptierThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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@paulg Germanic invaders sporadically disruptive, but alliance with Franks leading to Charlemagne (Karl Magnus) in 800 was their google.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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@paulg do you see it as a lesson for nowadays cofounders? ;-)Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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@pete_mccarthy do you think so? Look around you, and will see everything smells Christianity... Even more: your own western mind is built so
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@pete_mccarthy true, but it means practicing is becoming irrelevant (or purer, that for me is good news), not Church
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@pete_mccarthy don't forget that the most respected men in the world is the Pope... for every leader (left, right, up and down :-)
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@pete_mccarthy I have just finished Ortodoxia, by GKChesterton. Apart from ROFL with his irony, it makes me think a lot on this stuff
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@pete_mccarthy he, deeply agnostic, relates his intellectual travel to the Church. Irrelevance is not a problem for him. Very interesting!
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