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nobody really care soo byeee with allat !

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nobody really care soo byeee with allat !

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some people might not like each other which cause a big commotion and allat

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some people might not like each other which cause a big commotion and allat

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First Madonna is an Italian word so throws the question off kilter to start.

There's no contemporary evidence that Mary existed so that takes us into the territory of speculation. If Joseph and Mary lived in Nazareth then it's not likely they had white skin. Something darker. Unlikely that the mother of Jesus was black, but possible.

The tradition of the Black Madonna refers to an earlier pagan tradition. Christianity has always demonised the gods and goddesses of the pagan religions. Nevertheless they tended to survive somehow blended into the new religion.

My best guess is that the first Black Madonna was Allat, the daughter of God, whose worship in the Middle East was overthrown by the rise of Islam. Mohammed himself gave direct instructions that Allat's worship should be extirpated. And it was.

Memories of Allat are now preserved in a handful of French churches with a few in other European countries.

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Its size is not affected in the least by its distance from an observer. If it were, can you possibly imagine the
stress and strain on Brett Favre's body during a game, as he is watched by 60,000 people in the stands, all
at different distances from him ? ! ?

The object's APPARENT size ... i.e. the angle that it subtends at the eye of the observer ... depends on
the observer's distance from it, in the following totally predictable and purely geometrical fashion:

The angle subtended by the object =

arctangent [ (object's dimension perpendicular to the line of sight) divided by (observer's distance) ].

But that's the observer's fault, not the object's.

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