i dont understand what you are asking!
The inventor of the Gatling gun believed that by having a weapon that produced heavy casualties, it would be a deterrent to wars.
Nibiru is the Akkadian term for the summer solstice. In Babylonian mythology, Nibiru was identified with Marduk, whose subjects were the stars.
money is one of the keys to life, it opens the door to everything, you use it to get things you need to live with, like food.
Yes they knew of the wheel, but no carts or barrels.
they believed in many Gods, as far as I'm aware mesopotanian culture wasn't all unified, there were quite a few different cities up and down the Euphrates, i think i heard they worshipped the sun and moon and the chaldeans (babylonians) had pretty much a whole pantheon of gods
that god was an invention of humanity, and that rational enlightenment led to humanity no longer needing god.
Scientists believe that the Mesopotamians ate goat, cow, and chicken.
Yes, Yes they did.
polytheism, or the belief if many gods
all of them believe in GOD. No difference, HUMANITY is the most important thing!
Yes. yes they did
why do you ask that? do you want my opinion? well i believe in humanity... why?
The inventor of the Gatling gun believed that by having a weapon that produced heavy casualties, it would be a deterrent to wars.
paganism esp. SHAMANISM, ANIMISM, Lesser deities...
A ziggurat
The Puritans believed that humanity was damned because of Adam and Eve's sins.
no religion but she believe in god and humanity