cultures

Link	Quote	Tags	Author
b73e6ec	Men build too many walls and not enough bridges.	hatred misattributed-to-isaac-newton understanding sympathy racism men hate empathy compassion love inspirational culture-wars bridges misattributed intolerance cultures walls tolerance bigotry culture separation	Joseph Fort Newton
f185d7a	Not being interested in other cultures is the normal state of mankind.	mankind history cultures islam	Bernard Lewis (Author)
ce5d336	Traces of the same spiritual concepts and symbolism that enlighten the Egyptian texts are found all around the world among cultures that we can be certain were never in direct contact. Straightforward diffusion from one to the other is therefore not the answer, and 'coincidence' doesn't even begin to account for the level of detail in the similarities. The best explanation, in my view, is that we're looking at a legacy, shared worldwide, passed down from a single, remotely ancient source.	cultures contact deep-human-history legacy knowledge symbolism	Graham Hancock

Men build too many walls and not enough bridges.

hatred misattributed-to-isaac-newton understanding sympathy racism men hate empathy compassion love inspirational culture-wars bridges misattributed intolerance cultures walls tolerance bigotry culture separation

Joseph Fort Newton

f185d7a

Not being interested in other cultures is the normal state of mankind.

mankind history cultures islam

Bernard Lewis (Author)

ce5d336

Traces of the same spiritual concepts and symbolism that enlighten the Egyptian texts are found all around the world among cultures that we can be certain were never in direct contact. Straightforward diffusion from one to the other is therefore not the answer, and 'coincidence' doesn't even begin to account for the level of detail in the similarities. The best explanation, in my view, is that we're looking at a legacy, shared worldwide, passed down from a single, remotely ancient source.

cultures contact deep-human-history legacy knowledge symbolism

Graham Hancock